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ASS0CIATI0N 0F FUND-RAISING C0UN SEL  \nFund-Raising  \nNo.2  \nVol.4  \nJ anu ary 20,1958  \n# QU OTE\n\n\"'Modern tithing -a 20th century adaptation of the ancient Biblical principleof returning one-tenth to the Lord.....has kindled a revolution which is revivify-ing American Protestant churches both spiritually and physically.  \n\"Since 1950 at least ten major denominations have launched tithing campaigns.....Contributions in many congregations have doubled or tripled-quadrupled even.As a result hundreds of new churches have been erected,and a record-settingsupport of both domestic and foreign missions has been established.Most important,however,thousands of individuals as well as congregations are discovering the joysand benefits that accrue to this age-old though oft-neglected Christian precept.\"Leland Stowe in Christian Herald.  \n## LOS ANGELES_sOCIAL_SERVICE_COMMISSION\n\nwhich controls all charitable solicitation in the city,and requires strict accountingmethods,reports receipts of all soliciting organizations in 1956,were $52,587,149,an increase of $3,960,297 over 1955.Of the total raised,$9,298,468 or 17.68 percent was expended as fund-raising costs.  \nPer cent of expenses was greatest for salvage campaigns:42.32 per cent.Special events reported expenses at 35.43 per cent.Lowest per cent of expenses:  \n2.05 per cent,was for mail solicitation in capital funds campaigns with goals under$500,000.Direct solicitation campaigns for capital funds,with goal s under $500,000,showed 8.83 per cent expenses.  \n## ONE PICT URE IS WORTH A THOU SAND WORDS\n\nDuring Christmas season,Nashville Tennessean published photograph ofmisty eyed small boy peering from a tenement window.Associated Press carriedpicture without any appeal for gifts.Within few hours the Tennessean receivedflood of gifts for the small lad,from every corner of the country.Totaled $800by Christmas Day.  \n## FE DER ATING GIVIN G\n\nis getting a start in England.Liverpool United Voluntary Organizations appealingfor two-cents-a-week from every citizen raised about $27,000 last year for 29charities.Program underway to spread the plan throughout the country.  \n## The 1958 Schedule of National Campaigns is now reported as follows:\n\nMonthOrganizationFiscal1957Income 19571958YearGoalFiscal YearGoal                 ending (000)    (000)   (000) *JanuaryNational Foundation forDecember$46,900$44,034$44,900Infantile ParalysisFebruaryAmerican Heart Association June$20,000$20,564$22,000MarchAmerican Red CrossJune$95,000$99,918$95,000(National organization andthe chapters and their branches)March-National Society for Crippled August No Goal$10,326No GoalAprilChildren and Adults(Easter Seals)AprilAmerican Cancer SocietyAugust$30,000*$29,500$30,000April-National Association for  \nDecember No Goal *$4,000No GoalMayMental HealthMayUnited Cerebral PalsySeptember $11,000$8,359$11,000AssociationsMay 11-National Multiple Sclerosis  \nJune 15SocietyDecember$3,500,incompleteNo Goal  \n## (Mother's to Father's Day)\n\nAutumnUnited Service Organiza-December$12,824*$7,706$12,936tions,Inc.NYC$1,600$1,625November-Arthritis and RheumatismDecemberFoundationJune$5,000$2,449$5,000November-National TuberculosisDecember Association(Seals)MarchNo Goal$26,310No Goal  \n*Estimated  \n## INDEPENDENT_SCHOOLS\n\nStudy by National Council of Independent Schools shows:  \n421 schools reported 3.63 per cent gain in enrollments;  \n296 schools reported a surplus and 88 schools had deficits;  \n384 schools reported 85-90 per cent of their operating income came from tuition;  \n27 Catholic schools reported highest rate of gifts,8.7 per cent of their operating income;386 schools gave total of $6,373,076 in scholarship aid;  \n393 schools reported total of $1,888,065 in alumni gifts;  \n377 schools reported $1,111,515 in parents gifts;  \n52 schools reported corporate gifts.  \nFoundations -New commitments assumed by Ford Foundation in 1957totaled more 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