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Contribution Highlights:
- An endowed chair in redwood ecology was named for distinguished alumnus Kenneth
L. Fisher in recognition of a $3.6 million endowment gift.
- Record number of alumni—3,581—contributed to the university, an 81 percent
improvement over last year.
- The Redwood Science Project received a four-year $550,000 federal grant to help
alleviate the statewide shortage of secondary science teachers.
- The team working with the Open Source Learning Management System received a
$100,000 Technology Collaboration Award from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
| New Gifts |
$3,212,686 |
| New Pledges |
1,502,046 |
| Testamentary Commitments |
0 |
| Native American and Local Government Contributions |
1,970 |
| Total |
$4,716,702 |
| Federal |
$16,570,826 |
| State and Local |
8,684,133 |
| Non-Governmental |
359,980 |
| Total |
$25,614,939 |
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| New Gifts |
$3,212,686 |
| Pledge Payments |
$1,617,133 |
| 2006/07 Total |
$4,829,819 |
| 2004/05 |
$5,343,720 |
| 2005/06 |
$4,614,520 |
| 2006/07 |
$4,829,819 |
Charitable Gifts by
Gift Disbursement
 Programs |
80.76% |
 Campus Improvement |
0% |
 Endowment |
15.44% |
 Unrestricted |
3.80% |
 Other |
0% |
Charitable Gifts by
Source of Gift
| Alumni |
10.50% |
| Other Individuals |
36.78% |
| Foundations |
30.05% |
| Corporations |
19.69% |
| Other Organizations |
2.98% |
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