Giving Day - Revision history

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Uf001 at 03:33, 4 November 2013

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Uf001 at 03:32, 4 November 2013

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Uf001 at 03:31, 4 November 2013

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Cam2171 at 14:58, 24 October 2013

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Admin at 04:34, 3 May 2013

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−	'''Giving Day''' is a day-long fundraising drive done almost exclusively online in the fall, ~~placed strategically after~~ Homecoming. The first Giving Day ~~of three~~ was held on October 24, [[2012]]. The ~~second was held on October 23,~~ [[2013]] ~~and~~ was the first to include [[Barnard]]. All sixteen schools of the University ~~participated~~, as well as [[Athletics]], the [[Libraries]], and a few [[:Category:Centers\|centers]]. Alumni, students, parents, staff, faculty, and friends ~~were~~ encouraged to donate to the school or program of their choice as part of a friendly competition to earn a portion of the various prizes put up as challenge matches. All donations ~~would~~ go to the annual funds of the various schools and programs, which are current-use funds for operating costs (such as financial aid, lab equipment, etc.).	+	'''Giving Day''' is a day-long fundraising drive done almost exclusively online in the fall, occurring on the Wednesday following Homecoming - typically the second-to-last Wednesday of Ooctober. The first Giving Day was held on October 24, [[2012]]. The [[2013]] Giving Day was the first to include [[Barnard]]. All sixteen schools of the University participate, as well as [[Athletics]], the [[Libraries]], and a few [[:Category:Centers\|centers]]. Alumni, students, parents, staff, faculty, and friends are encouraged to donate to the school or program of their choice as part of a friendly competition to earn a portion of the various prizes put up as challenge matches. All donations go to the annual funds of the various schools and programs, which are current-use funds for operating costs (such as financial aid, lab equipment, etc.).

	In 2012, the University raised over $6.8 million through the initiative. Every dollar raised was considered part of the [[Columbia Campaign]], even though it had already surpassed its goal of $5 billion by that time. In 2013, $7,827,636 was raised from almost 10,000 gifts.<ref>[http://givingday.columbia.edu/leaderboards/ Giving Day Leaderboards]</ref>		In 2012, the University raised over $6.8 million through the initiative. Every dollar raised was considered part of the [[Columbia Campaign]], even though it had already surpassed its goal of $5 billion by that time. In 2013, $7,827,636 was raised from almost 10,000 gifts.<ref>[http://givingday.columbia.edu/leaderboards/ Giving Day Leaderboards]</ref>

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 '''Giving Day''' is a day-long fundraising drive done almost exclusively online in the fall, placed strategically after Homecoming. The first Giving Day of three was held on October 24, [[2012]]. The second was held on October 23, [[2013]] and was the first to include [[Barnard]]. All sixteen schools of the University participated, as well as [[Athletics]], the [[Libraries]], and a few [[:Category:Centers|centers]].  Alumni, students, parents, staff, faculty, and friends were encouraged to donate to the school or program of their choice as part of a friendly competition to earn a portion of the various prizes put up as challenge matches.  All donations would go to the annual funds of the various schools and programs, which are current-use funds for operating costs (such as financial aid, lab equipment, etc.).
-In 2012, the University raised over $6.8 million through the initiative.  Every dollar raised was considered part of the [[Columbia Campaign]], even though it had already surpassed its goal of $5 billion by that time.  In 2013, $7,827,636 was raised from almost 10,000 gifts.<ref>[http://givingday.columbia.edu/leaderboards/ Giving Day statistics]</ref> <ref>[http://columbialion.com/blog/the-hidden-trends-behind-columbia-giving-day/ Giving Day analytics]</ref>
+In 2012, the University raised over $6.8 million through the initiative.  Every dollar raised was considered part of the [[Columbia Campaign]], even though it had already surpassed its goal of $5 billion by that time.  In 2013, $7,827,636 was raised from almost 10,000 gifts.<ref>[http://givingday.columbia.edu/leaderboards/ Giving Day Leaderboards]</ref>
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+*[http://givingday.columbia.edu Giving Day website]
 [[Category:Fundraising campaigns]]
 [[Category:Annual events]]

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	'''Giving Day''' is a day-long fundraising drive done almost exclusively online in the fall, placed strategically after Homecoming. The first Giving Day of three was held on October 24, [[2012]]. The second was held on October 23, [[2013]] and was the first to include [[Barnard]]. All sixteen schools of the University participated, as well as [[Athletics]], the [[Libraries]], and a few [[:Category:Centers\|centers]]. Alumni, students, parents, staff, faculty, and friends were encouraged to donate to the school or program of their choice as part of a friendly competition to earn a portion of the various prizes put up as challenge matches. All donations would go to the annual funds of the various schools and programs, which are current-use funds for operating costs (such as financial aid, lab equipment, etc.).		'''Giving Day''' is a day-long fundraising drive done almost exclusively online in the fall, placed strategically after Homecoming. The first Giving Day of three was held on October 24, [[2012]]. The second was held on October 23, [[2013]] and was the first to include [[Barnard]]. All sixteen schools of the University participated, as well as [[Athletics]], the [[Libraries]], and a few [[:Category:Centers\|centers]]. Alumni, students, parents, staff, faculty, and friends were encouraged to donate to the school or program of their choice as part of a friendly competition to earn a portion of the various prizes put up as challenge matches. All donations would go to the annual funds of the various schools and programs, which are current-use funds for operating costs (such as financial aid, lab equipment, etc.).

−	In 2012, the University raised over $6.8 million through the initiative. Every dollar raised was considered part of the [[Columbia Campaign]], even though it had already surpassed its goal of $5 billion by that time. In 2013, $7,827,636 was raised from almost 10,000 gifts.<ref>[http://givingday.columbia.edu/leaderboards/ Giving Day statistics]</ref><ref>[http://columbialion.com/blog/the-hidden-trends-behind-columbia-giving-day/ Giving Day analytics]</ref>	+	In 2012, the University raised over $6.8 million through the initiative. Every dollar raised was considered part of the [[Columbia Campaign]], even though it had already surpassed its goal of $5 billion by that time. In 2013, $7,827,636 was raised from almost 10,000 gifts.<ref>[http://givingday.columbia.edu/leaderboards/ Giving Day statistics]</ref> <ref>[http://columbialion.com/blog/the-hidden-trends-behind-columbia-giving-day/ Giving Day analytics]</ref>

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−	'''Giving Day''' is a day-long fundraising drive done almost exclusively online in the fall. The first Giving Day was held on October 24, [[2012]]. All sixteen schools of the University participated, as well as [[Athletics]], the [[Libraries]], and a few [[:Category:Centers\|centers]]. Alumni, students, parents, staff, faculty, and friends were encouraged to donate to the school or program of their choice as part of a friendly competition to earn a portion of the various prizes put up as challenge matches. All donations would go to the annual funds of the various schools and programs, which are current-use funds for operating costs (such as financial aid, lab equipment, etc.).	+	'''Giving Day''' is a day-long fundraising drive done almost exclusively online in the fall, placed strategically after Homecoming. The first Giving Day of three was held on October 24, [[2012]]. The second was held on October 23, [[2013]] and was the first to include [[Barnard]]. All sixteen schools of the University participated, as well as [[Athletics]], the [[Libraries]], and a few [[:Category:Centers\|centers]]. Alumni, students, parents, staff, faculty, and friends were encouraged to donate to the school or program of their choice as part of a friendly competition to earn a portion of the various prizes put up as challenge matches. All donations would go to the annual funds of the various schools and programs, which are current-use funds for operating costs (such as financial aid, lab equipment, etc.).

−	In 2012, the University raised over $6.8 million through the initiative. Every dollar raised was considered part of the [[Columbia Campaign]], even though it had already surpassed its goal of $5 billion by that time. In 2013, $7,827,636 was raised from almost 10,000 gifts.	+	In 2012, the University raised over $6.8 million through the initiative. Every dollar raised was considered part of the [[Columbia Campaign]], even though it had already surpassed its goal of $5 billion by that time. In 2013, $7,827,636 was raised from almost 10,000 gifts.<ref>[http://givingday.columbia.edu/leaderboards/ Giving Day statistics]</ref><ref>[http://columbialion.com/blog/the-hidden-trends-behind-columbia-giving-day/ Giving Day analytics]</ref>

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← Older revision		Revision as of 14:58, 24 October 2013
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−	'''Giving Day''' is a day-long fundraising drive done almost exclusively online in the fall. The first Giving Day was held on October 24, [[2012]]. All sixteen schools of the University participated, as well as [[Athletics]], the [[Libraries]], and a few [[:Category:Centers\|centers]]. Alumni, students, parents, staff, faculty, and friends were encouraged to donate to the school or program of their choice as part of a friendly competition to earn a portion of the ~~$400,000~~ put up ~~by the [[Trustees]]~~ as ~~a match~~. All donations would go to the annual funds of the various schools and programs, which are current-use funds for operating costs (such as financial aid, lab equipment, etc.).	+	'''Giving Day''' is a day-long fundraising drive done almost exclusively online in the fall. The first Giving Day was held on October 24, [[2012]]. All sixteen schools of the University participated, as well as [[Athletics]], the [[Libraries]], and a few [[:Category:Centers\|centers]]. Alumni, students, parents, staff, faculty, and friends were encouraged to donate to the school or program of their choice as part of a friendly competition to earn a portion of the various prizes put up as challenge matches. All donations would go to the annual funds of the various schools and programs, which are current-use funds for operating costs (such as financial aid, lab equipment, etc.).

−	In 2012, the University raised over $6.8 million through the initiative. Every dollar raised was considered part of the [[Columbia Campaign]], even though it had already surpassed its goal of $5 billion by that time.	+	In 2012, the University raised over $6.8 million through the initiative. Every dollar raised was considered part of the [[Columbia Campaign]], even though it had already surpassed its goal of $5 billion by that time. In 2013, $7,827,636 was raised from almost 10,000 gifts.

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