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Fund-Raising\n\nNumber 8  \nM ay 9,1960  \nVOLUME 6  \nQUOTE  \n\"。......I vividly recall borrowing a book from the Harvard Library once onan inter-library loan.Twelve rules were listed on a slip inside the volumegoverning such transactions.But they were topped off by a sentence reading,'It is understood that any of these rules may be set aside for sufficient reason'.This seems to me to be the right way of handling things,if the things are humanbeings。  \nBut it takes courage.A society governed by inviolable rules,'the armyof unalterable law¹,is a society in which no one ever has to show any initiative..。  \nProfessor George BoasThe Johns Hopkins University  \n# EXPECTATIONS AND REALIZATIONS\n\nOne of the early steps undertaken by professional fund-raising counselin planning an organized canpaign is preparation of a table of the estimatednum ber and size of gifts needed to reach a given goal。  \nThe Harvard Alumni Bulletin has published a detailed report on the recent$82,775,554 Program for Harvard College.Included is the following report ofthe gifts estimated needed and gifts actually obtained:  \nTABLE OF GIF TSAnticipatedActualNumberNumberSize of Giftof GiftsAmountof GiftsAmount$10,000,000 and up1$10,000,000NoneNone  \n5,000,000-$9,999,999212,000,000NoneNone  \n1,000,000-4,999,999710,000,00015$30,127,169100,000-999,99911029,000,00011527,144,352  \nMAY11'S0  \n50,000-99,9991005,000,000452,867,100  \n10,000-49,9995009,000,0005379,704,376  \n5,000-9,9994003,000,0005193,119,944  \n1,000-4,999  1,5002,000,0003,4085,743,472less than 1,00020,0002,500,00023,1243,814,105Group Gift DonorsTOTAL22,6203,933  255,036$82,500,00031,696$82,775,554  \n# ESTIMATE OF GROWTH IN SUPPORT OF HIGHER EDU CATION\n\nOn the basis of advance statistics in the Biennial Survey of Educationmade by the U.S.Office of Education for 1957-58 and the Council for FinancialAid to Education Survey for 1958-59,it is possible to estimate as follows:  \nGiving to higher education for all purposes in the past twenty years hastotaled more than $3.5 billion.  \nPrivate gifts and grants for current purposes of higher education reacheda total of $1,710,035,582 between 1939-40 and 1958-59.Such gifts totaled$40,453,000 in 1939-40.  \nEndowment is estimated to have reached a total of $4,724,840,649 in1958-59 as compared with $1,686,282,767 in 1939-40。  \nPlant value is estimated at $11,180,156,000 in 1958-59 compared with  \n$2,303,302,488 in 1939-40.  \nTotal value of endowment and plant of institutions of higher education isestimated at $16,085,931,119 in 1958-59,an increase of $12,096,345,564 overthe total of $3,989,585,255 in 1939-40.  \n## BIG GIFTS\n\nIn first three month s of 1960,AAFRC listed thirty gifts and five beque sts,each of $1million or more,for a total of $102,222,000.Of the total,$45,326,000was given for education,$33,296,000 for medicine and science,and $22,600,000for health and welfare.  \n## RESTLESS WOMEN\n\nSurvey of 200 upper income housewives in Westchester,made by graduatestudent at Teachers College,showed that despite fact that 62 per cent of thewomen surveyed are doing volunteer work,more than half of them wanted paidemployment.Women found volunteer work IInot sufficiently rewarding!。'Inother generationsI,survey said,Ithese were the women who carried the bruntof charitable work.Now increasing organization and professionalism of agenciesin this field have lessened women's moral obligation,'and in its place is thepsychological need to be economically productive。  \n## NEW EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS\n\nIn past ten months,the Internal Revenue Service Bulletin listed 5,185additional organizations to which contributions are de ductible for income taxpurposes.Of these,319 are corporate foundations and 381 are family founda-tions.IRS urges organizations applying for tax exemption to list the corporateor legal names and addresses of the donee organizations,not those used 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