St. Francis College 2013–2014
Annual Donor Report
A Message from Denis J. Salamone ’75, Development Committee Chairman and
Thomas F. Flood, Vice President for Development
“Conversion is not a matter of changed intellectual belief but rather a process of
being brought back into human community through nourishment, companionship
and teaching.”
W
e begin by sharing a quote from
a book titled The Little Flowers of
St. Francis of Assisi that we feel
illustrates what we, the collective St. Francis
College Community, do on campus and
off every day.
Do these words not capture the very
essence of SFC? For over 155 years, the
Small College of Big Dreams nourishes,
teaches and connects Terriers from all
walks of life and from all over the world.
Denis J. Salamone ’75
Each brings something special to the work
we do to further the Franciscan legacy.
If we could, we would hand-write each and every one of our St. Francis
College family members who invested in the Franciscan-values that we
hold true. If distance and time did not prohibit, we would shake the hand
of every donor who chooses to give of their time, talent and treasure.
Since this is not possible, through this note, we offer sincere gratitude
to all who contributed to the hopes, dreams and futures of our students
in fiscal year 2013-14. Whether you are a student, alumnus, administrator, faculty member, staff, parent or friend — your generosity enables,
empowers and ensures that the lessons
learned in the classroom are brought to
family, places of employment and around
the world. You, and all who are listed in this
Donor Report, make a difference in the lives
of people you may never meet. However, be
assured — those lives are forever changed
by your Franciscan heart and selfless
sacrifice.
As you read the following pages — revel
and celebrate what you have done to make
Thomas F. Flood
SFC what it is today. Then kindly reflect on
what you will do and who you could invite
to join us in ensuring that nourishment, companionship and teaching are
always at the forefront of what we do as a Franciscan family.
Giving “is not a matter of changed intellectual belief but rather” a
way of life that is at its core Franciscan.
With great gratitude,
— DENIS & THOMAS
Fundraising Results FY 2013-2014: $3,786,633
SFC Giving Cup to the Class
of 1979 with much gratitude
for providing leadership support!
SFC All-Hands-In Award
to the Class of 1969 with great
appreciation for gathering the
highest number of contributors!
SFC All-Star Participation
Award to the Class of 1963
for amassing the highest
participation percentage!
T O P 10 — G I V I N G C L A S S E S
T O P 10 — N U M B E R O F C O N T R I B U T O R S
T O P 10 — H I G H E S T PA R T I C I PAT I O N ( % )
197 9 $ 412 , 6 37. 0 0
19 6 9 76
19 6 3 4 6 .15 %
19 6 8 $ 237, 0 07. 35
197 2 71
19 51 45. 58%
19 6 7 $197,749. 28
19 6 4 ( T I E ) 69
19 5 8 4 4. 87%
197 2 $133, 375.75
19 6 8 ( T I E ) 69
19 5 9 37. 8 0%
19 8 6 $ 122, 90 0. 0 0
1970 66
19 57 37.74%
19 6 4 $10 4, 050. 0 0
2 014 65
19 6 4 36.70%
19 6 3 $ 96, 6 41. 0 0
1971 6 4
19 5 6 34. 0 4%
19 81 $ 94, 86 3.10
19 6 5 6 3
19 5 0 33. 33%
1975 $ 8 8, 8 41. 0 0
19 6 3 6 0
19 6 0 32.79%
19 6 9 $ 87, 985. 0 0
19 6 7 57
19 6 5 32. 6 4%
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