Contribution Highlights:

• Giving surged by 35 percent over the previous year, reaching $27.3 million. The university endowment, a campus priority, increased by 19 percent.
• The Bernard Osher Foundation gave over $1 million to the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, a volunteer-operated program that offers a wide variety of courses of interest to persons 50 years of age and older.
• Three grants totaling more than $400,000 were received from the Freeman Foundation to support qualified Chinese teachers in the schools and a National Center for Asia in Teacher Preparation.
• The number of alumni donors increased by 7 percent, and the number of parent donors increased by 31 percent. Overall, alumni and parents comprise 65 percent of the number of gifts from individuals.

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