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MERICAN ASSOCIATI0N 0F FUND-RAISING C0UN SEL  \n## Fund-Raising\n\nNo.18  \nVol.3  \nDecember 9,1957  \nQUOTE_  \n\"Any one who wishes to become a good writer should endeavor,before he allowshimself to be tempted by the more showy qualities,to be direct,simple,brief,vigor-ous,and lucid.  \n\"This general principle may be translated into practical rules in this domain ofvocabulary as follows:  \nI'Prefer the familiar word to the farfetched.  \nIPrefer the concrete word to the abstract.  \n\"Prefer the single word to the circumlocution.  \nIPrefer the short word to the long.  \n1|Prefer the Saxon word to the Romance.  \n\"These rules are given roughly in order of merit;the last is also the least.1  \nH.W.&F.G.Fowler,in 1IThe King's English,I  \n(Oxford University Press,1928).  \n## CHARITABLE BEQUE STS\n\nappear to be on the increase in 1957 and may reach a total beyond $450,000,000.  \nA summary of published bequests indicates that 38 per cent of all bequests goto education,22.4 per cent to health and hospitals,and 22.3 per cent to organizedwelfare.  \nStatistics of charitable beque sts recorded in a recent report on estate taxesfrom the Internal Revenue Service totals charitable bequests at $397,835,000 in 1954.  \n## UNITED FUNDS AND COMMUNITY CHEST S\n\nnow seem likely to achieve a new high total of $400 million in contributions in 1957campaigns.With less than a quarter of the campaigns concluded more than $225million has been reported.  \nDetailed reports of 452 campaigns completed show $208,918,620 raised,whichis 106.2 per cent of the amount raised by the same funds last year and 97.7 per centof the goals set for this year.  \n## RECOR D FOR GIV ING\n\nwas established in 1956 in Montreal,where a population of slightly more than onemillion gave $39,623,839 to 100 publicly conducted appeals,according to reportof City Welfare Department.This was three times more than given in previousyear.Campaign expenditures were $1,324,216.  \nfor contributions for research,development and education programs is beingconsidered by the Administration,according to the Wall Street Journal.\"There'sbeen no hard thinking on just what shape the proposal would take .....probablywon't be proposed until after the January session of Congress is well under way.\"  \n## HOSPITALS\n\nHow much is usually contributed by the staff of a hospital in a major campaign?This question frequently arises.Average is said to be about 20 per cent.A recentreport on University of Pennsylvania Medical Center campaign reports \"over amillion raised!of which $460,000 came from the staff.  \nJoint Ho spital Fund of Montreal reports in past seven years it has had fivecampaigns which raised $33 million for capital construction and $5 million forcosts of free hospital care for sick poor.In 1958 Fund will seek $12 million forexpansion of facilities of its four member hospitals.  \n## CORPORATE GIVIN G\n\nⅡlinois State Chamber of Commerce survey of 234 companies shows 46.2 percent have programs for giving through a continuing program and also to specificprojects;36.2 per cent give only through continuing programs.Only 5 per centindicated their giving is based on a percentage of profits or income.70 per centstate they judge each appeal on its merits.....  \nNew England Colleges Fund,which seeks corporate support,reports that 600gifts amounting to $800,000 have been received in past four years.  \nGroup of Massachusetts independent schools are organizing a corporation forthe purpose of soliciting and receiving corporate and foundation gifts.Twenty fiveschools signified intent to participate.  \nSmith,Kline &French Foundation of Philadelphia reports disbursements of  \n$1,457,876 in philanthropic funds in first four years of its existence.  \n## RELIGION\n\nMethodist council on world service and finance reports Methodists increasedtheir giving for world service 16 per cent in past year.Receipts and expenditureswere more than $22 million.  \n## 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