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'''Giving Day''' was a day-long fundraising drive 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.).
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'''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.).
  
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Overall, 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.
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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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== Background ==
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== History ==
  
 
The [[Office of Alumni and Development]] announced it would pursue Giving Day in September 2012.  While a few states and other non-profits had done similar events (e.g. Minnesota has an annual Giving Day benefiting state charities), this was the first attempt by a major U.S. university to do so.  All sixteen schools signed up to participate, as well as several programs and centers.  The program was run centrally by Annual Fund Programs, a division of the Office of Alumni and Development that focuses on raising money for the schools' various annual funds.
 
The [[Office of Alumni and Development]] announced it would pursue Giving Day in September 2012.  While a few states and other non-profits had done similar events (e.g. Minnesota has an annual Giving Day benefiting state charities), this was the first attempt by a major U.S. university to do so.  All sixteen schools signed up to participate, as well as several programs and centers.  The program was run centrally by Annual Fund Programs, a division of the Office of Alumni and Development that focuses on raising money for the schools' various annual funds.
  
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The event went live at midnight on October 24, and was run exclusively online through various social media outlets.  There were two live-chats promoted as part of the day: a Deans' Roundtable moderated by [[Sreenath Sreenivasan|Sree Sreenivasan]] as well as a live-chat with [[Nobel Prize|Nobel laureate]] [[Eric Kandel]].
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The first Giving Day went live at midnight on October 24, 2012, and was run exclusively online through various social media outlets.  There were two live-chats promoted as part of the day: a Deans' Roundtable moderated by [[Sreenath Sreenivasan|Sree Sreenivasan]] as well as a live-chat with [[Nobel Prize|Nobel laureate]] [[Eric Kandel]].
  
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== Prizes ==
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In March [[2013]], it was announced that Giving Day would continue to be an annual tradition for the immediate future, with Giving Day 2013 taking place on Wednesday, October 23.
  
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The Trustees established a pool of $400,000 to be used as prize money for various milestones.  The money was segmented into three categories:
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== Prize Structure ==
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Each year, an amount of high-level donations are collected before Giving Day for use as the various prizes throughout the day.  In [[2012]], the Trustees established a pool of $400,000, and in [[2013]], high-level donors from across the University put in a combined $332,500.  The money is segmented into three challenege categories:
  
 
=== Total Dollars Raised ===
 
=== Total Dollars Raised ===
  
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$250,000 was set aside for a dollar challenge.  Each school would receive a portion of that money based on the amount they raised that day in relation to the overall total.  For example, if [[Columbia College]] raised 40% of all dollars raised on Giving Day across the University, they would receive a bonus of 40% of $250,000, or $100,000.
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Each school receives a portion of the prize money based on the amount they raised that day in relation to the overall total.  For example, if [[Columbia College]] raised 40% of all dollars raised on Giving Day across the University, they would receive a bonus of 40% of $250,000, or $100,000.
  
 
=== Alumni Participation ===
 
=== Alumni Participation ===
  
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$120,000 was set aside for alumni participation.  Before Giving Day, a total number of living alumni was calculated for each school.  The top 5 schools with the highest percent of their alumni who participated in some capacity on Giving Day would receive a prize.  This segment was to help smaller schools who might not be able to raise as many dollars as the larger schools, but might be able to get a larger percentage of their alumni to participate.
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Before Giving Day, a total number of living alumni is calculated for each school.  The top 5 schools with the highest percent of their alumni who participated in some capacity on Giving Day receive a prize.  This segment is designed to help smaller schools who might not be able to raise as many dollars as the larger schools, but might be able to get a larger percentage of their alumni to participate.
  
 
=== Hourly Prizes ===
 
=== Hourly Prizes ===
  
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The remaining $50,000 was set aside for hourly prizes to be given out:
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After the previous challenges are set, the remaining money is set aside for hourly prizes to be given out.  Some prior challenges have included:
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* Most donors within an hour (2)
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* Most donors within an hour
 
* Most international donors within an hour
 
* Most international donors within an hour
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* Donor selected at random within a specific hour (2)
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* Donor selected at random within a specific hour
 
* 1754th person to make a gift on Giving Day
 
* 1754th person to make a gift on Giving Day
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* 23rd original #ColumbiaGivingDay tweet
  
 
== Results ==
 
== Results ==
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Each participant school and program received donations, varying widely.  The overall total for the day was $6,830,391, the most money raised in a single day in Columbia's history (excluding single major gifts such as [[John Kluge|John Kluge's]] $400M gift).
 
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Prizes were awarded accordingly:
 
  
 
=== Total Dollars Raised ===
 
=== Total Dollars Raised ===
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|- style="background:#DDDDDD;"
 
|- style="background:#DDDDDD;"
 
| '''School'''
 
| '''School'''
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| '''Dollars Raised'''
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| '''2012 Dollars Raised'''
−
| '''Percent of Total'''
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| '''2012 Matching Bonus'''
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| '''Matching Bonus'''
+
| '''2013 Dollars Raised'''
 +
| '''2013 Matching Bonus'''
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Columbia College]]
 
|[[Columbia College]]
 
|$ 1,282,986
 
|$ 1,282,986
−
|31%
 
 
|$ 78,173
 
|$ 78,173
 +
|$ 2,474,475
 +
|$ 75,398
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Athletics]]
 
|[[Athletics]]
 
|$ 982,763
 
|$ 982,763
−
|24%
 
 
|$ 59,880
 
|$ 59,880
 +
|$ 1,817,651
 +
|$ 55,384
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Engineering]]
 
|[[Engineering]]
 
|$ 728,012
 
|$ 728,012
−
|18%
 
 
|$ 44,358
 
|$ 44,358
 +
|$ 732,631
 +
|$ 22,323
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Columbia Business School|Business]]
 
|[[Columbia Business School|Business]]
 
|$ 344,859
 
|$ 344,859
−
|8%
 
 
|$ 21,012
 
|$ 21,012
 +
|$ 525,587
 +
|$ 16,015
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Columbia Law School|Law]]
 
|[[Columbia Law School|Law]]
 
|$ 287,701
 
|$ 287,701
−
|7%
 
 
|$ 17,530
 
|$ 17,530
 +
|$ 355,782
 +
|$ 10,841
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[General Studies]]
 
|[[General Studies]]
 
|$ 82,473
 
|$ 82,473
−
|2%
 
 
|$ 5,025
 
|$ 5,025
 +
|$ 143,054
 +
|$ 4,359
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Journalism]]
 
|[[Journalism]]
 
|$ 72,737
 
|$ 72,737
−
|2%
 
 
|$ 4,432
 
|$ 4,432
 +
|$ 164,966
 +
|$ 5,027
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[College of Dental Medicine|Dental Medicine]]
 
|[[College of Dental Medicine|Dental Medicine]]
 
|$ 50,004
 
|$ 50,004
−
|1%
 
 
|$ 3,047
 
|$ 3,047
 +
|$ 119,053
 +
|$ 3,628
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[SIPA]]
 
|[[SIPA]]
 
|$ 45,572
 
|$ 45,572
−
|1%
 
 
|$ 2,777
 
|$ 2,777
 +
|$ 86,891
 +
|$ 2,648
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[GSAS]]
 
|[[GSAS]]
 
|$ 38,691
 
|$ 38,691
−
|1%
 
 
|$ 2,357
 
|$ 2,357
 +
|$ 44,908
 +
|$ 1,368
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Architecture]]
 
|[[Architecture]]
 
|$ 35,475
 
|$ 35,475
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|1%
 
 
|$ 2,161
 
|$ 2,161
 +
|$ 35,515
 +
|$ 1,082
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Nursing]]
 
|[[Nursing]]
 
|$ 29,069
 
|$ 29,069
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|1%
 
 
|$ 1,771
 
|$ 1,771
 +
|$ 44,718
 +
|$ 1,363
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Social Work]]
 
|[[Social Work]]
 
|$ 28,270
 
|$ 28,270
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|1%
 
 
|$ 1,722
 
|$ 1,722
 +
|$ 24,470
 +
|$ 746
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Women Creating Change]]
 
|[[Women Creating Change]]
 
|$ 25,681
 
|$ 25,681
−
|1%
 
 
|$ 1,565
 
|$ 1,565
 +
|$ 25,665
 +
|$ 782
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[School of the Arts|Arts]]
 
|[[School of the Arts|Arts]]
 
|$ 24,624
 
|$ 24,624
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|1%
 
 
|$ 1,500
 
|$ 1,500
 +
|$ 29,084
 +
|$ 886
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[College of Physicians & Surgeons|Physicians & Surgeons]]
 
|[[College of Physicians & Surgeons|Physicians & Surgeons]]
 
|$ 19,954
 
|$ 19,954
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|0%
 
 
|$ 1,216
 
|$ 1,216
 +
|$ 314,211
 +
|$ 9,574
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[School of Public Health|Public Health]]
 
|[[School of Public Health|Public Health]]
 
|$ 11,121
 
|$ 11,121
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|0%
 
 
|$ 678
 
|$ 678
 +
|$ 17,696
 +
|$ 539
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory|LDEO]]
 
|[[Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory|LDEO]]
 
|$ 4,740
 
|$ 4,740
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|0%
 
 
|$ 289
 
|$ 289
 +
|$ 7,180
 +
|$ 219
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Libraries]]
 
|[[Libraries]]
 
|$ 3,652
 
|$ 3,652
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|0%
 
 
|$ 223
 
|$ 223
 +
|$ 5,431
 +
|$ 165
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Continuing Education]]
 
|[[Continuing Education]]
 
|$ 3,630
 
|$ 3,630
−
|0%
 
 
|$ 221
 
|$ 221
 +
|$ 11,633
 +
|$ 354
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|[[Mind Brain Behavior Initiative]]
 
|[[Mind Brain Behavior Initiative]]
 
|$ 1,045
 
|$ 1,045
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|0%
 
 
|$ 64
 
|$ 64
 +
|$ 14,010
 +
|$ 427
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|[[Barnard College]]
 +
|  N/A
 +
|  N/A
 +
|$ 239,991
 +
|$ 7,313
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|[[Earth Institute]]
 +
|  N/A
 +
|  N/A
 +
|$ 1,490
 +
|$ 45
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|[[Global Centers]]
 +
|  N/A
 +
|  N/A
 +
|$ 505
 +
|$ 15
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
|}
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{|
 
{|
 
|- style="background:#DDDDDD;"
 
|- style="background:#DDDDDD;"
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| '''School'''
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| '''Rank'''
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| '''Participation Rank'''
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| '''2012 School'''
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| '''Participation Bonus'''
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| '''2012 Bonus'''
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| '''2013 School'''
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| '''2013 Bonus'''
 
|-
 
|-
 +
|1
 
|[[Continuing Education]]
 
|[[Continuing Education]]
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|1
 
 
|$ 40,000
 
|$ 40,000
 +
|[[Continuing Education]]
 +
|$ 25,000
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 +
|2
 
|[[Journalism]]
 
|[[Journalism]]
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|2
 
 
|$ 30,000
 
|$ 30,000
 +
|[[College of Dental Medicine|Dental Medicine]]
 +
|$ 20,000
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
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|3
 
|[[College of Dental Medicine|Dental Medicine]]
 
|[[College of Dental Medicine|Dental Medicine]]
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|3
 
 
|$ 25,000
 
|$ 25,000
 +
|[[Columbia College]]
 +
|$ 15,000
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 +
|4
 
|[[Columbia College]]
 
|[[Columbia College]]
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|4
 
 
|$ 15,000
 
|$ 15,000
 +
|[[Barnard College]]
 +
|$ 10,000
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
 +
|5
 
|[[Columbia Law School|Law]]
 
|[[Columbia Law School|Law]]
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|5
 
 
|$ 10,000
 
|$ 10,000
 +
|[[Journalism]]
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|$ 5,000
 
|-
 
|-
 
|}
 
|}
  
  
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=== Hourly Prizes ===
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=== 2013 Hourly Prizes ===
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''NB: this represents percent of alumni who participated.  Only the top five schools in this category were awarded prizes.''
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{|
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|- style="background:#DDDDDD;"
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| '''Time'''
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| '''Type'''
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| '''School'''
 +
| '''Bonus'''
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|-
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|9:00
 +
|Most International Gifts
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|[[Columbia Business School|Business]]
 +
|$ 5,000
 +
|-
 +
|-
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|11:00
 +
|23rd Original #ColumbiaGivingDay tweet
 +
|[[Libraries]]
 +
|$ 2,000
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|14:00
 +
|Random student donor selected
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|[[General Studies]]
 +
|$ 2,000
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|16:00
 +
|Most Donors
 +
|[[Athletics]]
 +
|$ 5,000
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|17:00
 +
|Random donor selected
 +
|[[Athletics]]
 +
|$ 2,000
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|18:00
 +
|Random parent or friend selected
 +
|[[General Studies]]
 +
|$ 2,000
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|19:00
 +
|Most student donors
 +
|[[Athletics]]
 +
|$ 5,000
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|20:00
 +
|Most young alumni donors
 +
|[[Columbia College]]
 +
|$ 5,000
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|21:00
 +
|Random donor selected
 +
|[[Barnard College]]
 +
|$ 2,000
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|22:00
 +
|Most international gifts
 +
|[[Athletics]]
 +
|$ 5,000
 +
|-
 +
|-
 +
|23:00
 +
|Random donor selected
 +
|[[Journalism]]
 +
|$ 2,000
 +
|-
 +
|}
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=== 2012 Hourly Prizes ===
  
 
{|
 
{|
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| '''Bonus'''
 
| '''Bonus'''
 
|-
 
|-
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|2-3pm
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|14:00
 
|Most International Donors
 
|Most International Donors
 
|[[Columbia Business School|Business]]
 
|[[Columbia Business School|Business]]
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|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
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|4-5pm
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|16:00
 
|Most Donors
 
|Most Donors
 
|[[Columbia College]]
 
|[[Columbia College]]
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|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
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|6-7pm
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|18:00
 
|Donor Selected at Random
 
|Donor Selected at Random
 
|[[Engineering]]
 
|[[Engineering]]
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|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
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|8-9pm
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|20:00
 
|Most Donors
 
|Most Donors
 
|[[Athletics]]
 
|[[Athletics]]
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|-
 
|-
 
|-
 
|-
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|10-11pm
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|22:00
 
|Donor Selected at Random
 
|Donor Selected at Random
 
|[[Journalism]]
 
|[[Journalism]]
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|-
 
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== External Links==
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*[http://givingday.columbia.edu Giving Day website]
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*[http://columbialion.com/blog/the-hidden-trends-behind-columbia-giving-day/ Giving Day 2013 "analytics" from The Lion]
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== References ==
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<references/>
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[[Category:Fundraising campaigns]]
 
[[Category:Fundraising campaigns]]
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[[Category:Annual events]]

Latest revision as of 12:04, 13 April 2016

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 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.[1]


History

The Office of Alumni and Development announced it would pursue Giving Day in September 2012. While a few states and other non-profits had done similar events (e.g. Minnesota has an annual Giving Day benefiting state charities), this was the first attempt by a major U.S. university to do so. All sixteen schools signed up to participate, as well as several programs and centers. The program was run centrally by Annual Fund Programs, a division of the Office of Alumni and Development that focuses on raising money for the schools' various annual funds.

The first Giving Day went live at midnight on October 24, 2012, and was run exclusively online through various social media outlets. There were two live-chats promoted as part of the day: a Deans' Roundtable moderated by Sree Sreenivasan as well as a live-chat with Nobel laureate Eric Kandel.

In March 2013, it was announced that Giving Day would continue to be an annual tradition for the immediate future, with Giving Day 2013 taking place on Wednesday, October 23.

Prize Structure

Each year, an amount of high-level donations are collected before Giving Day for use as the various prizes throughout the day. In 2012, the Trustees established a pool of $400,000, and in 2013, high-level donors from across the University put in a combined $332,500. The money is segmented into three challenege categories:

Total Dollars Raised

Each school receives a portion of the prize money based on the amount they raised that day in relation to the overall total. For example, if Columbia College raised 40% of all dollars raised on Giving Day across the University, they would receive a bonus of 40% of $250,000, or $100,000.

Alumni Participation

Before Giving Day, a total number of living alumni is calculated for each school. The top 5 schools with the highest percent of their alumni who participated in some capacity on Giving Day receive a prize. This segment is designed to help smaller schools who might not be able to raise as many dollars as the larger schools, but might be able to get a larger percentage of their alumni to participate.

Hourly Prizes

After the previous challenges are set, the remaining money is set aside for hourly prizes to be given out. Some prior challenges have included:

  • Most donors within an hour
  • Most international donors within an hour
  • Donor selected at random within a specific hour
  • 1754th person to make a gift on Giving Day
  • 23rd original #ColumbiaGivingDay tweet

Results

Total Dollars Raised

School 2012 Dollars Raised 2012 Matching Bonus 2013 Dollars Raised 2013 Matching Bonus
Columbia College $ 1,282,986 $ 78,173 $ 2,474,475 $ 75,398
Athletics $ 982,763 $ 59,880 $ 1,817,651 $ 55,384
Engineering $ 728,012 $ 44,358 $ 732,631 $ 22,323
Business $ 344,859 $ 21,012 $ 525,587 $ 16,015
Law $ 287,701 $ 17,530 $ 355,782 $ 10,841
General Studies $ 82,473 $ 5,025 $ 143,054 $ 4,359
Journalism $ 72,737 $ 4,432 $ 164,966 $ 5,027
Dental Medicine $ 50,004 $ 3,047 $ 119,053 $ 3,628
SIPA $ 45,572 $ 2,777 $ 86,891 $ 2,648
GSAS $ 38,691 $ 2,357 $ 44,908 $ 1,368
Architecture $ 35,475 $ 2,161 $ 35,515 $ 1,082
Nursing $ 29,069 $ 1,771 $ 44,718 $ 1,363
Social Work $ 28,270 $ 1,722 $ 24,470 $ 746
Women Creating Change $ 25,681 $ 1,565 $ 25,665 $ 782
Arts $ 24,624 $ 1,500 $ 29,084 $ 886
Physicians & Surgeons $ 19,954 $ 1,216 $ 314,211 $ 9,574
Public Health $ 11,121 $ 678 $ 17,696 $ 539
LDEO $ 4,740 $ 289 $ 7,180 $ 219
Libraries $ 3,652 $ 223 $ 5,431 $ 165
Continuing Education $ 3,630 $ 221 $ 11,633 $ 354
Mind Brain Behavior Initiative $ 1,045 $ 64 $ 14,010 $ 427
Barnard College N/A N/A $ 239,991 $ 7,313
Earth Institute N/A N/A $ 1,490 $ 45
Global Centers N/A N/A $ 505 $ 15


Alumni Participation

NB: this represents percent of alumni who participated. Only the top five schools in this category were awarded prizes.

Rank 2012 School 2012 Bonus 2013 School 2013 Bonus
1 Continuing Education $ 40,000 Continuing Education $ 25,000
2 Journalism $ 30,000 Dental Medicine $ 20,000
3 Dental Medicine $ 25,000 Columbia College $ 15,000
4 Columbia College $ 15,000 Barnard College $ 10,000
5 Law $ 10,000 Journalism $ 5,000


2013 Hourly Prizes

Time Type School Bonus
9:00 Most International Gifts Business $ 5,000
11:00 23rd Original #ColumbiaGivingDay tweet Libraries $ 2,000
14:00 Random student donor selected General Studies $ 2,000
16:00 Most Donors Athletics $ 5,000
17:00 Random donor selected Athletics $ 2,000
18:00 Random parent or friend selected General Studies $ 2,000
19:00 Most student donors Athletics $ 5,000
20:00 Most young alumni donors Columbia College $ 5,000
21:00 Random donor selected Barnard College $ 2,000
22:00 Most international gifts Athletics $ 5,000
23:00 Random donor selected Journalism $ 2,000

2012 Hourly Prizes

Time Type School Bonus
14:00 Most International Donors Business $ 5,000
16:00 Most Donors Columbia College $ 5,000
18:00 Donor Selected at Random Engineering $ 5,000
20:00 Most Donors Athletics $ 5,000
22:00 Donor Selected at Random Journalism $ 5,000
N/A 1,754th Donor Athletics $ 5,000

External Links

References

  1. ↑ Giving Day Leaderboards
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