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cnmpisiatisicoaf epenieaeisin C7recen.hospital campaigns,conducted by its nember firms.  \nThese campaigns resulted in a total of $80.685.205being raised.Of the 87 campaigns.56 attained theirgoal.84 canpaigns were conducted in an average of1812 weeks.at a median cost of 5.6 per cent of theanount raised.  \nThe survey covers campaigns in cities and towns ofall sizes in the United States and Canada.The data mayor may not be typical of all hospital fund-raising experi-ence.but are interesting and informative.  \nTRUSTEE contributions showed a median of 7%ofthe total contributed in 44 campaigns,with a high of  \n50.1%and a low of 1%.(In a previous survcy madelast year by AAFRC of hospital canpaigns—not neces-sarily comparable—the median of trustee contributionsWas 8.5℃.)  \nContributions of MEDICAL STAFFS in 71 cam-paigns reported a median of 10℃.The high was 33C%—for a campaign of $1.355,295—aind the low was 1.3C%.  \nThe highest AVERAGE MEDICAL STAFF gift was  \n$8.100 and thc lowest.S166 in 69 canmpaigns.  \nThe percentage of the total coming in GIFTS OVER  \n# Thulletin\n\nof THE A MERICAN ASS0CIAII0N0F FUND-RAISING (0UN SE L研ARY③ROVE COLLEGELIBRANBETROIT.MICHIGAN网_EASE DO NOT REMOV  \nOCTOBER,1961  \n\n| THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF FUND-RAISING COUNSEL  \u003Cbr>Announces  \u003Cbr>Eldredge M.Hiller,former vice president of the Council for Financial Aid to Education,has been nomed  \u003Cbr>as executive director of The American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel,Inc.,to succeed Dovid M.  \u003Cbr>Church,who will retire from the Associotion,January 1,1962.  \u003Cbr>Hiller has served with the CFAE since it was formed in 1953 by a group of businessmen concerned with  \u003Cbr>the problems of voluntory support for higher education.Prior to that,he was manager of the Advertising  \u003Cbr>Council's American Round Table Forum,1951-53.He also served with the Americon Public Health Associ-  \u003Cbr>ation in 1950 and 1951,ond was public relations director of the White House Conference on Children  \u003Cbr>and Youth in 1949.  \u003Cbr>Hiller gained extensive fund raising experience with the John Price Jones Co.from 1931 through 1939.  \u003Cbr>He then was named assistant dean,Tufts University Medical School,Boston,Mass.He later worked with  \u003Cbr>the United Negro College Fund,1946-49;the Alton Ochsner Medical Foundotion,1951;the Menninger  \u003Cbr>Foundation,1950;and the U.S.O.Fund Campaign in 1951.   |\n| --- |\n\n## A RECORDOF EXPERIENCE IN 87 HOSPITAL CAMPAIGNS\n\n1st largest gift  \n2nd largest gift  \n3rd largest gift  \n4th largest gift  \n5th largest gift  \nQuarterly  \nS1,000 showed a median of 66%in 66 campaigns re-ported;a high of 94.6%for a campaign of S5,466,000;and a low of 30%for a campaign of $250.000.  \nGENERAL COMMUNITY contributions showed amedian of 18%;a high of 66%and a low of .93%in74 campaigns.  \nCORPORATE contributions were reported for 75campaigns.88%of the total raised in one campaignwas the highest percentage.and 3.1%the lowest.witha median of 39%.  \nEMPLOYEE giving for 34 campaigns showed a highof 38.1%of the total givcn down to a low of 1.1%and anedian of 12%.The highest EMPLOYEE AVERAGEgift was $200.and the lowest $3.40 in 34 campaignslisted.  \nThe FIVE LARGEST GIFTS FROM ALI.SOURCES in 72 campaigns ranged as follows:  \nLow  \nMedian  \nHigh  \n$50,000  \n$500,000  \n$6,000  \n5,000  \n31,000  \n250,000  \n25,000  \n175,000  \n5,000  \n20,000  \n142,000  \n3,000  \n125,000  \n1,500  \n15,000  \n## SOME OF THE WHO...WHY\n\nFive years ago The Bulletin of the American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel publislhed a chart,setting forth some opinions asto how and wiy people give.Since then there lave been some newinsights into,(Hd theories regarding motivations in giving.It  \nFor These Reasor  \n## Platforms for GivingThe Human Spirit\n\nSpiritual conviction.Dynamic idcalism.Responsible citizenshipInstitutional loyalty.Preservation of past fruiElevation of 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