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IMPACT REPORT 2017-2018

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Page 1: Impact Report 2017-2018 - Salisbury University · 2020-07-25 · Dear Donors and Friends, Salisbury University can boast a number of changes over the 2017-2018 year, but none that

IMPACT REPORT 2017-2018

Dear Donors and Friends Salisbury University can boast a number of changes over the 2017-2018 year but none that I am as familiar with as the transition to your new president I have met many of you since taking on the presidency on July 1 2018 I hope to make acquaintance with others of you in the months to come

I was not here for all of the growth and support the University has experienced

over the last year from donors and friends alumni faculty and staff However I can certainly see the results in the wealth of student scholarship opportunities available the strong commitment of our SU Foundation Board the energy and hard work of every faculty and staff member to give our students the very best academic experience available and the fervent voices (and caws) in support of our Sea Gull athletic teams across the spectrum I know that enthusiasm will continue next year and hopefully for years to come

While we translate the annual impact of your gifts into dollars for this publication it is much harder to describe the influence these dollars have on every student who receives a scholarship to continue or augment their studies with international cultural or other enriching experiences the special programs these dollars support which help us to draw new students to our campus to enroll each semester or the beautiful campus we provide which makes Salisbury University a destination for those from outside the region and the park-like cultural hub for our closest neighbors Every one of your gifts makes a difference and I know that you have many choices for where to invest each hard-earned dollar

Thank you for investing your trust and treasure to make Salisbury University A Maryland University of National Distinction Best wishes for a safe and happy holiday season and a new year full of impact

Charles A Wight President Salisbury University

1

Board of Directors I am honored and privileged to be given the unique opportunity to lead the Salisbury University Foundation supporting students every day to succeed and accomplish their goals As chair I take seriously my responsibility to uphold the positive impact our donors have on the campus community and to be a trustworthy steward of donor funds

Founded in 1973 the Salisbury University Foundation Inc was established to allow private donors the ability to make a powerful difference in the educational experience at Salisbury University We are a driven and dynamic fundraising operation with professional experts serving as dedicated staff and volunteer board of directors I thank each of them for their talent and time As donors I thank you for recognizing the importance of investing in Salisbury University

The SU Foundation has experienced a phenomenal period of growth over the last twenty years increasing the value of assets held by the Foundation from $26 million in 199 to $90 million in 201 Significant and beautiful enhancements to the campus community are visible along South Salisbury Boulevard and in the SU Athletics complexes The Foundation has an ongoing commitment to continue assisting SU in these efforts

Many exciting things are coming our way

Amy Tilghman Miller rsquo90 Mrsquo94 SU Foundation Board Chairperson SVN Miller Commercial Real Estate

Jason E Curtin lsquo98 Salisbury University Foundation Executive Director

Amy Tilghman Miller rsquo90 Mrsquo94 SVN Miller Commercial Real Estate Chairperson of the Board Bob Moore PKS amp Company P A Immediate Past Chairperson Dave Rommel Rommel Holdings ice Chair

Steve Farrow Retired - Piedmont Airlines Inc ice Chair Michele Garigliano rsquo83 Retired - KampL Microwave Secretary Ashley Stern rsquo08 Mrsquo09 PKS amp Company P A Treasurer

Laura K Baker rsquo79 Duke Marshall lsquo88 Draper Holdings Marshallrsquos Insurance amp Financial Services Carol Baker-Jones Chris Mason rsquo90 Baker Land Company Williams Moore Shockley amp Harrison LLP Kevin Bernstein Mrsquo92 Ron McGann rsquo88 LWRCI J P Morgan Private Bank Cindy Bounds rsquo86 Kimmerly Messick rsquo80 rsquo81Twilley Rommel amp Stephens P A Bethany Resort Furnishings Robert Brosmer rsquo81 Dwight Miller rsquo82 YMCA of Central Maryland Gillis Gilkerson Inc Bill Church Tim Miller rsquo91 Retired - Brown amp Church Ltd National Premium Rafael Correa rsquo03 Mrsquo10 Jim OtwayBlue Water Development Corp Otway Russo amp Rommel P C Howard Crossan Susan Purnell Oxford Chase Development Inc Kuhnrsquos Jewelers Alexis Dashield Dr Tom Rosenthal Fruitland Community Center Mid-Atlantic Pain Medicine Gary Desjardins rsquo88 Dr Chris Snyder rsquo88Strategic Wealth Management Group LLC Peninsula Regional Medical Center Joe Dorrego rsquo96 Michele Thomas Fox Television Stations The Bank of Delmarva Dr Carolyn Elmore Mrsquo82 Leland Trice Retired - Wicomico County Board of Education Valucentric LLC Rick Givens rsquo75 rsquo76 Donald Whaley Retired - State of Delaware Faculty Emeritus - Salisbury University Ed Henry Dr Julius Zant Retired - Dupont Retired - Neurosurgeon Rick Holloway rsquo76 Holloway Funeral Home

2

Student Scholarships This scholarship has given me the opportunity to attend a wonderful and affordable university while still getting a degree that will help me to pursue my dream of hopefully becoming a principal in the near future - Siobhan M

This scholarship is an opportunity for me to expand upon my knowledge into the fields of accounting and finance and to further enhance my college experience as I enter into the real world - Connor S

This scholarship means a lot to me because it recognizes my passion for helping others With this scholarship I was able to afford my books and pay some of my school fees for this semester in order to achieve this goal Thank you - Adijat A

This scholarship means a giant step closer to my future career as a science teacher It means being more prepared and excited for my life to really begin It means that when I graduate and start working Irsquoll have less of a burden on my shoulders Thank you - Audrey S

3

In the small amount of time that I have been at SU so far I know that these four future years are going to be unforgettable and imperative Receiving this scholarship has helped me in undergoing an amazing education as well as making lifelong friends and connections - Jordan M

This scholarship meant a chance at a college education Without it I wouldnrsquot be here So grateful many thanks - Alexandra L

This scholarship is extremely meaningful to me and important because it showcases the donorsrsquo dedication and support for the next generation of leaders in our communities - Jiaming Q

To me this scholarship means that I will be able to continue chasing my dream to become a middle school physical education teacher and be able to give back to students by educating them about fitness - Sara W

4

Campus Spotlight Bill Burke Director of Entrepreneurship Our family believes in the importance of education and we believe in Salisbury University We are appreciative of the opportunities that have been afforded to us at Salisbury University and feel a responsibility to give back in order to help build the great programs that are available to our students

Bill Burke with son Keaton Burke

Kwame Lloyd Head Coach of Womenrsquos Soccer I believe in the mission of Salisbury University and the opportunity it affords our student athletes to achieve in the classroom and compete on the field or court We pride ourselves as students first at the same time the expectation is that our athletes achieve at the highest level I give back to the womenrsquos soccer program because I believe in what we stand for in the classroom and in the community and how we look to compete daily

5

Eileen Gilheany and Dr James Forte at graduation

Eli Modlin (center) with Dr T Paul and Martha Pfeiffer

Eli Modlin Deputy Chief of Staff and Director of Government and Community Relations I support SU because of the amazing experience that I had as a student and the commitment to excellence that I see as a member of the Universityrsquos staff I want to do whatever I can to make sure that others have the same opportunities that I did and get to enjoy this amazing institution

6

Campus Impact Richard A Henson Foundation Announces $25 Million Gift for SU Science and Technology Programs The Richard A Henson Foundation expanded its commitment to Salisbury University and the Henson School of Science and Technology The new gift establishes or enhances the following programs student scholarships a science and math Honors program undergraduate and faculty research and student conference travel Their gift also helps fund a new high-performance computer lab and assists in the repair and replacement of critical Henson School instructional equipment

Janet Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship The Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship provides funding to a student who is studying abroad in a Spanish-speaking country in Latin America The program must be a minimum of four weeks in duration and can take place in any term Requirements for consideration include a declared major or minor in Spanish or Latin American studies demonstrated financial need and a minimum cumulative GPA of 30

Economic Impact One Day Every Sea Gull Everywhere

On April 3 2018 SU alumni students employees parents and friends joined together in supporting Salisbury University

Over 1 500 donors generous contributed $133 66511 on SUrsquos Giving Day With the matching gift provided by Wayne rsquo89 and Melissa rsquo89 Judkins participants raised $285 74133 in one 24-hour period

So many deserving organizations academic departments and student groups have additional funding to do amazing things from the power of one day

7

Student Success

$45 000 Gifted to the Perdue School In fall 2017 CEO Geoff Turner of Choptank Transport Inc presented a gift of $45 000 to the Perdue School of Business to continue support of the Mid-Atlantic Sales and Marketing Institute (MASMI) Sales Program Choptank Transport has been a valuable resource for the Perdue School and its students for many years providing internship and employment opportunities The University has seen the institute flourish in the past two years thanks in large part to the companyrsquos support

Support for Special Education Track The Dr and Mrs Robert Sherr Endowment Fund provides support for students who enroll in a special education track ldquoItrsquos important for me as a community member to enable a student to further hisher education especially in the field of special education rdquo said Dr Sherr He also chose to support students in the Samuel W and Marilyn C Seidel School of Education because he ldquoknew the Seidel family and their commitment to educationrdquo

Scholarship Provides Financial Support for Incoming Music Major The Clark Family Music Scholarship provides financial support for incoming freshman students who have been accepted into a music major in the Fulton School of Liberal Arts Awarded to an incoming freshman music major who has demonstrated promise in the growth as an artist prospective students participate in auditions within SUrsquos Music Program

SU Celebrates Sea Gull Society Inductees Salisbury University recently celebrated six new members of its Sea Gull Society recognizing cumulative giving of more than $100 000 With over 110 benfactors receiving the special gold pin since 2003 the SU Foundation continues this tradition

8

Financial Year In Review June 30 20 7

Total Assets $8557490

Net Assets $7468 345

Total Revenue $ 3058385

Program amp Operating Expenses $466998

Change in Net Assets

June 30 20 8

$89345398

$79704955

$ 386526

$884 65

$50236 0

of Change

44

673

6 8

8933

PROGRAM amp OPERATING EXPENSES

79 Program Support

4 Scholarships

2 Fundraising

5 General amp Administrative

$704242

$ 98 6

$ 58336

$442733

NET ASSETS

2014 201 2016

2017

2018

Total $884 65 $679

5 8

$678

6539

7 $449

6467

$66

9 94

1

$746

8134

5

$797

0495

5

Administrative

79

14

ProgramSupport

REVENUE

Scholarships 2014 2017

Fundraising 2 2016

General amp $130

5838

5

$138

65 6

1

$144

3 65

5

$787

4680

201

The Salisbury University Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval of the Board of Regents and has the mission of providing the means for private contributions to be used for the beneft of the institution A copy of the Foundationrsquos current audited fnancial statement is available upon request at the Salisbury University Foundation Inc 1308 Camden Avenue P O Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655 Documents and information

submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Offce of the Secretary of State State House Annapolis Maryland 21401-1925 for the cost of copying and postage 9

2018

By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

Page 2: Impact Report 2017-2018 - Salisbury University · 2020-07-25 · Dear Donors and Friends, Salisbury University can boast a number of changes over the 2017-2018 year, but none that

Dear Donors and Friends Salisbury University can boast a number of changes over the 2017-2018 year but none that I am as familiar with as the transition to your new president I have met many of you since taking on the presidency on July 1 2018 I hope to make acquaintance with others of you in the months to come

I was not here for all of the growth and support the University has experienced

over the last year from donors and friends alumni faculty and staff However I can certainly see the results in the wealth of student scholarship opportunities available the strong commitment of our SU Foundation Board the energy and hard work of every faculty and staff member to give our students the very best academic experience available and the fervent voices (and caws) in support of our Sea Gull athletic teams across the spectrum I know that enthusiasm will continue next year and hopefully for years to come

While we translate the annual impact of your gifts into dollars for this publication it is much harder to describe the influence these dollars have on every student who receives a scholarship to continue or augment their studies with international cultural or other enriching experiences the special programs these dollars support which help us to draw new students to our campus to enroll each semester or the beautiful campus we provide which makes Salisbury University a destination for those from outside the region and the park-like cultural hub for our closest neighbors Every one of your gifts makes a difference and I know that you have many choices for where to invest each hard-earned dollar

Thank you for investing your trust and treasure to make Salisbury University A Maryland University of National Distinction Best wishes for a safe and happy holiday season and a new year full of impact

Charles A Wight President Salisbury University

1

Board of Directors I am honored and privileged to be given the unique opportunity to lead the Salisbury University Foundation supporting students every day to succeed and accomplish their goals As chair I take seriously my responsibility to uphold the positive impact our donors have on the campus community and to be a trustworthy steward of donor funds

Founded in 1973 the Salisbury University Foundation Inc was established to allow private donors the ability to make a powerful difference in the educational experience at Salisbury University We are a driven and dynamic fundraising operation with professional experts serving as dedicated staff and volunteer board of directors I thank each of them for their talent and time As donors I thank you for recognizing the importance of investing in Salisbury University

The SU Foundation has experienced a phenomenal period of growth over the last twenty years increasing the value of assets held by the Foundation from $26 million in 199 to $90 million in 201 Significant and beautiful enhancements to the campus community are visible along South Salisbury Boulevard and in the SU Athletics complexes The Foundation has an ongoing commitment to continue assisting SU in these efforts

Many exciting things are coming our way

Amy Tilghman Miller rsquo90 Mrsquo94 SU Foundation Board Chairperson SVN Miller Commercial Real Estate

Jason E Curtin lsquo98 Salisbury University Foundation Executive Director

Amy Tilghman Miller rsquo90 Mrsquo94 SVN Miller Commercial Real Estate Chairperson of the Board Bob Moore PKS amp Company P A Immediate Past Chairperson Dave Rommel Rommel Holdings ice Chair

Steve Farrow Retired - Piedmont Airlines Inc ice Chair Michele Garigliano rsquo83 Retired - KampL Microwave Secretary Ashley Stern rsquo08 Mrsquo09 PKS amp Company P A Treasurer

Laura K Baker rsquo79 Duke Marshall lsquo88 Draper Holdings Marshallrsquos Insurance amp Financial Services Carol Baker-Jones Chris Mason rsquo90 Baker Land Company Williams Moore Shockley amp Harrison LLP Kevin Bernstein Mrsquo92 Ron McGann rsquo88 LWRCI J P Morgan Private Bank Cindy Bounds rsquo86 Kimmerly Messick rsquo80 rsquo81Twilley Rommel amp Stephens P A Bethany Resort Furnishings Robert Brosmer rsquo81 Dwight Miller rsquo82 YMCA of Central Maryland Gillis Gilkerson Inc Bill Church Tim Miller rsquo91 Retired - Brown amp Church Ltd National Premium Rafael Correa rsquo03 Mrsquo10 Jim OtwayBlue Water Development Corp Otway Russo amp Rommel P C Howard Crossan Susan Purnell Oxford Chase Development Inc Kuhnrsquos Jewelers Alexis Dashield Dr Tom Rosenthal Fruitland Community Center Mid-Atlantic Pain Medicine Gary Desjardins rsquo88 Dr Chris Snyder rsquo88Strategic Wealth Management Group LLC Peninsula Regional Medical Center Joe Dorrego rsquo96 Michele Thomas Fox Television Stations The Bank of Delmarva Dr Carolyn Elmore Mrsquo82 Leland Trice Retired - Wicomico County Board of Education Valucentric LLC Rick Givens rsquo75 rsquo76 Donald Whaley Retired - State of Delaware Faculty Emeritus - Salisbury University Ed Henry Dr Julius Zant Retired - Dupont Retired - Neurosurgeon Rick Holloway rsquo76 Holloway Funeral Home

2

Student Scholarships This scholarship has given me the opportunity to attend a wonderful and affordable university while still getting a degree that will help me to pursue my dream of hopefully becoming a principal in the near future - Siobhan M

This scholarship is an opportunity for me to expand upon my knowledge into the fields of accounting and finance and to further enhance my college experience as I enter into the real world - Connor S

This scholarship means a lot to me because it recognizes my passion for helping others With this scholarship I was able to afford my books and pay some of my school fees for this semester in order to achieve this goal Thank you - Adijat A

This scholarship means a giant step closer to my future career as a science teacher It means being more prepared and excited for my life to really begin It means that when I graduate and start working Irsquoll have less of a burden on my shoulders Thank you - Audrey S

3

In the small amount of time that I have been at SU so far I know that these four future years are going to be unforgettable and imperative Receiving this scholarship has helped me in undergoing an amazing education as well as making lifelong friends and connections - Jordan M

This scholarship meant a chance at a college education Without it I wouldnrsquot be here So grateful many thanks - Alexandra L

This scholarship is extremely meaningful to me and important because it showcases the donorsrsquo dedication and support for the next generation of leaders in our communities - Jiaming Q

To me this scholarship means that I will be able to continue chasing my dream to become a middle school physical education teacher and be able to give back to students by educating them about fitness - Sara W

4

Campus Spotlight Bill Burke Director of Entrepreneurship Our family believes in the importance of education and we believe in Salisbury University We are appreciative of the opportunities that have been afforded to us at Salisbury University and feel a responsibility to give back in order to help build the great programs that are available to our students

Bill Burke with son Keaton Burke

Kwame Lloyd Head Coach of Womenrsquos Soccer I believe in the mission of Salisbury University and the opportunity it affords our student athletes to achieve in the classroom and compete on the field or court We pride ourselves as students first at the same time the expectation is that our athletes achieve at the highest level I give back to the womenrsquos soccer program because I believe in what we stand for in the classroom and in the community and how we look to compete daily

5

Eileen Gilheany and Dr James Forte at graduation

Eli Modlin (center) with Dr T Paul and Martha Pfeiffer

Eli Modlin Deputy Chief of Staff and Director of Government and Community Relations I support SU because of the amazing experience that I had as a student and the commitment to excellence that I see as a member of the Universityrsquos staff I want to do whatever I can to make sure that others have the same opportunities that I did and get to enjoy this amazing institution

6

Campus Impact Richard A Henson Foundation Announces $25 Million Gift for SU Science and Technology Programs The Richard A Henson Foundation expanded its commitment to Salisbury University and the Henson School of Science and Technology The new gift establishes or enhances the following programs student scholarships a science and math Honors program undergraduate and faculty research and student conference travel Their gift also helps fund a new high-performance computer lab and assists in the repair and replacement of critical Henson School instructional equipment

Janet Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship The Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship provides funding to a student who is studying abroad in a Spanish-speaking country in Latin America The program must be a minimum of four weeks in duration and can take place in any term Requirements for consideration include a declared major or minor in Spanish or Latin American studies demonstrated financial need and a minimum cumulative GPA of 30

Economic Impact One Day Every Sea Gull Everywhere

On April 3 2018 SU alumni students employees parents and friends joined together in supporting Salisbury University

Over 1 500 donors generous contributed $133 66511 on SUrsquos Giving Day With the matching gift provided by Wayne rsquo89 and Melissa rsquo89 Judkins participants raised $285 74133 in one 24-hour period

So many deserving organizations academic departments and student groups have additional funding to do amazing things from the power of one day

7

Student Success

$45 000 Gifted to the Perdue School In fall 2017 CEO Geoff Turner of Choptank Transport Inc presented a gift of $45 000 to the Perdue School of Business to continue support of the Mid-Atlantic Sales and Marketing Institute (MASMI) Sales Program Choptank Transport has been a valuable resource for the Perdue School and its students for many years providing internship and employment opportunities The University has seen the institute flourish in the past two years thanks in large part to the companyrsquos support

Support for Special Education Track The Dr and Mrs Robert Sherr Endowment Fund provides support for students who enroll in a special education track ldquoItrsquos important for me as a community member to enable a student to further hisher education especially in the field of special education rdquo said Dr Sherr He also chose to support students in the Samuel W and Marilyn C Seidel School of Education because he ldquoknew the Seidel family and their commitment to educationrdquo

Scholarship Provides Financial Support for Incoming Music Major The Clark Family Music Scholarship provides financial support for incoming freshman students who have been accepted into a music major in the Fulton School of Liberal Arts Awarded to an incoming freshman music major who has demonstrated promise in the growth as an artist prospective students participate in auditions within SUrsquos Music Program

SU Celebrates Sea Gull Society Inductees Salisbury University recently celebrated six new members of its Sea Gull Society recognizing cumulative giving of more than $100 000 With over 110 benfactors receiving the special gold pin since 2003 the SU Foundation continues this tradition

8

Financial Year In Review June 30 20 7

Total Assets $8557490

Net Assets $7468 345

Total Revenue $ 3058385

Program amp Operating Expenses $466998

Change in Net Assets

June 30 20 8

$89345398

$79704955

$ 386526

$884 65

$50236 0

of Change

44

673

6 8

8933

PROGRAM amp OPERATING EXPENSES

79 Program Support

4 Scholarships

2 Fundraising

5 General amp Administrative

$704242

$ 98 6

$ 58336

$442733

NET ASSETS

2014 201 2016

2017

2018

Total $884 65 $679

5 8

$678

6539

7 $449

6467

$66

9 94

1

$746

8134

5

$797

0495

5

Administrative

79

14

ProgramSupport

REVENUE

Scholarships 2014 2017

Fundraising 2 2016

General amp $130

5838

5

$138

65 6

1

$144

3 65

5

$787

4680

201

The Salisbury University Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval of the Board of Regents and has the mission of providing the means for private contributions to be used for the beneft of the institution A copy of the Foundationrsquos current audited fnancial statement is available upon request at the Salisbury University Foundation Inc 1308 Camden Avenue P O Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655 Documents and information

submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Offce of the Secretary of State State House Annapolis Maryland 21401-1925 for the cost of copying and postage 9

2018

By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

Page 3: Impact Report 2017-2018 - Salisbury University · 2020-07-25 · Dear Donors and Friends, Salisbury University can boast a number of changes over the 2017-2018 year, but none that

Board of Directors I am honored and privileged to be given the unique opportunity to lead the Salisbury University Foundation supporting students every day to succeed and accomplish their goals As chair I take seriously my responsibility to uphold the positive impact our donors have on the campus community and to be a trustworthy steward of donor funds

Founded in 1973 the Salisbury University Foundation Inc was established to allow private donors the ability to make a powerful difference in the educational experience at Salisbury University We are a driven and dynamic fundraising operation with professional experts serving as dedicated staff and volunteer board of directors I thank each of them for their talent and time As donors I thank you for recognizing the importance of investing in Salisbury University

The SU Foundation has experienced a phenomenal period of growth over the last twenty years increasing the value of assets held by the Foundation from $26 million in 199 to $90 million in 201 Significant and beautiful enhancements to the campus community are visible along South Salisbury Boulevard and in the SU Athletics complexes The Foundation has an ongoing commitment to continue assisting SU in these efforts

Many exciting things are coming our way

Amy Tilghman Miller rsquo90 Mrsquo94 SU Foundation Board Chairperson SVN Miller Commercial Real Estate

Jason E Curtin lsquo98 Salisbury University Foundation Executive Director

Amy Tilghman Miller rsquo90 Mrsquo94 SVN Miller Commercial Real Estate Chairperson of the Board Bob Moore PKS amp Company P A Immediate Past Chairperson Dave Rommel Rommel Holdings ice Chair

Steve Farrow Retired - Piedmont Airlines Inc ice Chair Michele Garigliano rsquo83 Retired - KampL Microwave Secretary Ashley Stern rsquo08 Mrsquo09 PKS amp Company P A Treasurer

Laura K Baker rsquo79 Duke Marshall lsquo88 Draper Holdings Marshallrsquos Insurance amp Financial Services Carol Baker-Jones Chris Mason rsquo90 Baker Land Company Williams Moore Shockley amp Harrison LLP Kevin Bernstein Mrsquo92 Ron McGann rsquo88 LWRCI J P Morgan Private Bank Cindy Bounds rsquo86 Kimmerly Messick rsquo80 rsquo81Twilley Rommel amp Stephens P A Bethany Resort Furnishings Robert Brosmer rsquo81 Dwight Miller rsquo82 YMCA of Central Maryland Gillis Gilkerson Inc Bill Church Tim Miller rsquo91 Retired - Brown amp Church Ltd National Premium Rafael Correa rsquo03 Mrsquo10 Jim OtwayBlue Water Development Corp Otway Russo amp Rommel P C Howard Crossan Susan Purnell Oxford Chase Development Inc Kuhnrsquos Jewelers Alexis Dashield Dr Tom Rosenthal Fruitland Community Center Mid-Atlantic Pain Medicine Gary Desjardins rsquo88 Dr Chris Snyder rsquo88Strategic Wealth Management Group LLC Peninsula Regional Medical Center Joe Dorrego rsquo96 Michele Thomas Fox Television Stations The Bank of Delmarva Dr Carolyn Elmore Mrsquo82 Leland Trice Retired - Wicomico County Board of Education Valucentric LLC Rick Givens rsquo75 rsquo76 Donald Whaley Retired - State of Delaware Faculty Emeritus - Salisbury University Ed Henry Dr Julius Zant Retired - Dupont Retired - Neurosurgeon Rick Holloway rsquo76 Holloway Funeral Home

2

Student Scholarships This scholarship has given me the opportunity to attend a wonderful and affordable university while still getting a degree that will help me to pursue my dream of hopefully becoming a principal in the near future - Siobhan M

This scholarship is an opportunity for me to expand upon my knowledge into the fields of accounting and finance and to further enhance my college experience as I enter into the real world - Connor S

This scholarship means a lot to me because it recognizes my passion for helping others With this scholarship I was able to afford my books and pay some of my school fees for this semester in order to achieve this goal Thank you - Adijat A

This scholarship means a giant step closer to my future career as a science teacher It means being more prepared and excited for my life to really begin It means that when I graduate and start working Irsquoll have less of a burden on my shoulders Thank you - Audrey S

3

In the small amount of time that I have been at SU so far I know that these four future years are going to be unforgettable and imperative Receiving this scholarship has helped me in undergoing an amazing education as well as making lifelong friends and connections - Jordan M

This scholarship meant a chance at a college education Without it I wouldnrsquot be here So grateful many thanks - Alexandra L

This scholarship is extremely meaningful to me and important because it showcases the donorsrsquo dedication and support for the next generation of leaders in our communities - Jiaming Q

To me this scholarship means that I will be able to continue chasing my dream to become a middle school physical education teacher and be able to give back to students by educating them about fitness - Sara W

4

Campus Spotlight Bill Burke Director of Entrepreneurship Our family believes in the importance of education and we believe in Salisbury University We are appreciative of the opportunities that have been afforded to us at Salisbury University and feel a responsibility to give back in order to help build the great programs that are available to our students

Bill Burke with son Keaton Burke

Kwame Lloyd Head Coach of Womenrsquos Soccer I believe in the mission of Salisbury University and the opportunity it affords our student athletes to achieve in the classroom and compete on the field or court We pride ourselves as students first at the same time the expectation is that our athletes achieve at the highest level I give back to the womenrsquos soccer program because I believe in what we stand for in the classroom and in the community and how we look to compete daily

5

Eileen Gilheany and Dr James Forte at graduation

Eli Modlin (center) with Dr T Paul and Martha Pfeiffer

Eli Modlin Deputy Chief of Staff and Director of Government and Community Relations I support SU because of the amazing experience that I had as a student and the commitment to excellence that I see as a member of the Universityrsquos staff I want to do whatever I can to make sure that others have the same opportunities that I did and get to enjoy this amazing institution

6

Campus Impact Richard A Henson Foundation Announces $25 Million Gift for SU Science and Technology Programs The Richard A Henson Foundation expanded its commitment to Salisbury University and the Henson School of Science and Technology The new gift establishes or enhances the following programs student scholarships a science and math Honors program undergraduate and faculty research and student conference travel Their gift also helps fund a new high-performance computer lab and assists in the repair and replacement of critical Henson School instructional equipment

Janet Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship The Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship provides funding to a student who is studying abroad in a Spanish-speaking country in Latin America The program must be a minimum of four weeks in duration and can take place in any term Requirements for consideration include a declared major or minor in Spanish or Latin American studies demonstrated financial need and a minimum cumulative GPA of 30

Economic Impact One Day Every Sea Gull Everywhere

On April 3 2018 SU alumni students employees parents and friends joined together in supporting Salisbury University

Over 1 500 donors generous contributed $133 66511 on SUrsquos Giving Day With the matching gift provided by Wayne rsquo89 and Melissa rsquo89 Judkins participants raised $285 74133 in one 24-hour period

So many deserving organizations academic departments and student groups have additional funding to do amazing things from the power of one day

7

Student Success

$45 000 Gifted to the Perdue School In fall 2017 CEO Geoff Turner of Choptank Transport Inc presented a gift of $45 000 to the Perdue School of Business to continue support of the Mid-Atlantic Sales and Marketing Institute (MASMI) Sales Program Choptank Transport has been a valuable resource for the Perdue School and its students for many years providing internship and employment opportunities The University has seen the institute flourish in the past two years thanks in large part to the companyrsquos support

Support for Special Education Track The Dr and Mrs Robert Sherr Endowment Fund provides support for students who enroll in a special education track ldquoItrsquos important for me as a community member to enable a student to further hisher education especially in the field of special education rdquo said Dr Sherr He also chose to support students in the Samuel W and Marilyn C Seidel School of Education because he ldquoknew the Seidel family and their commitment to educationrdquo

Scholarship Provides Financial Support for Incoming Music Major The Clark Family Music Scholarship provides financial support for incoming freshman students who have been accepted into a music major in the Fulton School of Liberal Arts Awarded to an incoming freshman music major who has demonstrated promise in the growth as an artist prospective students participate in auditions within SUrsquos Music Program

SU Celebrates Sea Gull Society Inductees Salisbury University recently celebrated six new members of its Sea Gull Society recognizing cumulative giving of more than $100 000 With over 110 benfactors receiving the special gold pin since 2003 the SU Foundation continues this tradition

8

Financial Year In Review June 30 20 7

Total Assets $8557490

Net Assets $7468 345

Total Revenue $ 3058385

Program amp Operating Expenses $466998

Change in Net Assets

June 30 20 8

$89345398

$79704955

$ 386526

$884 65

$50236 0

of Change

44

673

6 8

8933

PROGRAM amp OPERATING EXPENSES

79 Program Support

4 Scholarships

2 Fundraising

5 General amp Administrative

$704242

$ 98 6

$ 58336

$442733

NET ASSETS

2014 201 2016

2017

2018

Total $884 65 $679

5 8

$678

6539

7 $449

6467

$66

9 94

1

$746

8134

5

$797

0495

5

Administrative

79

14

ProgramSupport

REVENUE

Scholarships 2014 2017

Fundraising 2 2016

General amp $130

5838

5

$138

65 6

1

$144

3 65

5

$787

4680

201

The Salisbury University Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval of the Board of Regents and has the mission of providing the means for private contributions to be used for the beneft of the institution A copy of the Foundationrsquos current audited fnancial statement is available upon request at the Salisbury University Foundation Inc 1308 Camden Avenue P O Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655 Documents and information

submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Offce of the Secretary of State State House Annapolis Maryland 21401-1925 for the cost of copying and postage 9

2018

By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

Page 4: Impact Report 2017-2018 - Salisbury University · 2020-07-25 · Dear Donors and Friends, Salisbury University can boast a number of changes over the 2017-2018 year, but none that

Student Scholarships This scholarship has given me the opportunity to attend a wonderful and affordable university while still getting a degree that will help me to pursue my dream of hopefully becoming a principal in the near future - Siobhan M

This scholarship is an opportunity for me to expand upon my knowledge into the fields of accounting and finance and to further enhance my college experience as I enter into the real world - Connor S

This scholarship means a lot to me because it recognizes my passion for helping others With this scholarship I was able to afford my books and pay some of my school fees for this semester in order to achieve this goal Thank you - Adijat A

This scholarship means a giant step closer to my future career as a science teacher It means being more prepared and excited for my life to really begin It means that when I graduate and start working Irsquoll have less of a burden on my shoulders Thank you - Audrey S

3

In the small amount of time that I have been at SU so far I know that these four future years are going to be unforgettable and imperative Receiving this scholarship has helped me in undergoing an amazing education as well as making lifelong friends and connections - Jordan M

This scholarship meant a chance at a college education Without it I wouldnrsquot be here So grateful many thanks - Alexandra L

This scholarship is extremely meaningful to me and important because it showcases the donorsrsquo dedication and support for the next generation of leaders in our communities - Jiaming Q

To me this scholarship means that I will be able to continue chasing my dream to become a middle school physical education teacher and be able to give back to students by educating them about fitness - Sara W

4

Campus Spotlight Bill Burke Director of Entrepreneurship Our family believes in the importance of education and we believe in Salisbury University We are appreciative of the opportunities that have been afforded to us at Salisbury University and feel a responsibility to give back in order to help build the great programs that are available to our students

Bill Burke with son Keaton Burke

Kwame Lloyd Head Coach of Womenrsquos Soccer I believe in the mission of Salisbury University and the opportunity it affords our student athletes to achieve in the classroom and compete on the field or court We pride ourselves as students first at the same time the expectation is that our athletes achieve at the highest level I give back to the womenrsquos soccer program because I believe in what we stand for in the classroom and in the community and how we look to compete daily

5

Eileen Gilheany and Dr James Forte at graduation

Eli Modlin (center) with Dr T Paul and Martha Pfeiffer

Eli Modlin Deputy Chief of Staff and Director of Government and Community Relations I support SU because of the amazing experience that I had as a student and the commitment to excellence that I see as a member of the Universityrsquos staff I want to do whatever I can to make sure that others have the same opportunities that I did and get to enjoy this amazing institution

6

Campus Impact Richard A Henson Foundation Announces $25 Million Gift for SU Science and Technology Programs The Richard A Henson Foundation expanded its commitment to Salisbury University and the Henson School of Science and Technology The new gift establishes or enhances the following programs student scholarships a science and math Honors program undergraduate and faculty research and student conference travel Their gift also helps fund a new high-performance computer lab and assists in the repair and replacement of critical Henson School instructional equipment

Janet Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship The Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship provides funding to a student who is studying abroad in a Spanish-speaking country in Latin America The program must be a minimum of four weeks in duration and can take place in any term Requirements for consideration include a declared major or minor in Spanish or Latin American studies demonstrated financial need and a minimum cumulative GPA of 30

Economic Impact One Day Every Sea Gull Everywhere

On April 3 2018 SU alumni students employees parents and friends joined together in supporting Salisbury University

Over 1 500 donors generous contributed $133 66511 on SUrsquos Giving Day With the matching gift provided by Wayne rsquo89 and Melissa rsquo89 Judkins participants raised $285 74133 in one 24-hour period

So many deserving organizations academic departments and student groups have additional funding to do amazing things from the power of one day

7

Student Success

$45 000 Gifted to the Perdue School In fall 2017 CEO Geoff Turner of Choptank Transport Inc presented a gift of $45 000 to the Perdue School of Business to continue support of the Mid-Atlantic Sales and Marketing Institute (MASMI) Sales Program Choptank Transport has been a valuable resource for the Perdue School and its students for many years providing internship and employment opportunities The University has seen the institute flourish in the past two years thanks in large part to the companyrsquos support

Support for Special Education Track The Dr and Mrs Robert Sherr Endowment Fund provides support for students who enroll in a special education track ldquoItrsquos important for me as a community member to enable a student to further hisher education especially in the field of special education rdquo said Dr Sherr He also chose to support students in the Samuel W and Marilyn C Seidel School of Education because he ldquoknew the Seidel family and their commitment to educationrdquo

Scholarship Provides Financial Support for Incoming Music Major The Clark Family Music Scholarship provides financial support for incoming freshman students who have been accepted into a music major in the Fulton School of Liberal Arts Awarded to an incoming freshman music major who has demonstrated promise in the growth as an artist prospective students participate in auditions within SUrsquos Music Program

SU Celebrates Sea Gull Society Inductees Salisbury University recently celebrated six new members of its Sea Gull Society recognizing cumulative giving of more than $100 000 With over 110 benfactors receiving the special gold pin since 2003 the SU Foundation continues this tradition

8

Financial Year In Review June 30 20 7

Total Assets $8557490

Net Assets $7468 345

Total Revenue $ 3058385

Program amp Operating Expenses $466998

Change in Net Assets

June 30 20 8

$89345398

$79704955

$ 386526

$884 65

$50236 0

of Change

44

673

6 8

8933

PROGRAM amp OPERATING EXPENSES

79 Program Support

4 Scholarships

2 Fundraising

5 General amp Administrative

$704242

$ 98 6

$ 58336

$442733

NET ASSETS

2014 201 2016

2017

2018

Total $884 65 $679

5 8

$678

6539

7 $449

6467

$66

9 94

1

$746

8134

5

$797

0495

5

Administrative

79

14

ProgramSupport

REVENUE

Scholarships 2014 2017

Fundraising 2 2016

General amp $130

5838

5

$138

65 6

1

$144

3 65

5

$787

4680

201

The Salisbury University Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval of the Board of Regents and has the mission of providing the means for private contributions to be used for the beneft of the institution A copy of the Foundationrsquos current audited fnancial statement is available upon request at the Salisbury University Foundation Inc 1308 Camden Avenue P O Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655 Documents and information

submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Offce of the Secretary of State State House Annapolis Maryland 21401-1925 for the cost of copying and postage 9

2018

By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

Page 5: Impact Report 2017-2018 - Salisbury University · 2020-07-25 · Dear Donors and Friends, Salisbury University can boast a number of changes over the 2017-2018 year, but none that

In the small amount of time that I have been at SU so far I know that these four future years are going to be unforgettable and imperative Receiving this scholarship has helped me in undergoing an amazing education as well as making lifelong friends and connections - Jordan M

This scholarship meant a chance at a college education Without it I wouldnrsquot be here So grateful many thanks - Alexandra L

This scholarship is extremely meaningful to me and important because it showcases the donorsrsquo dedication and support for the next generation of leaders in our communities - Jiaming Q

To me this scholarship means that I will be able to continue chasing my dream to become a middle school physical education teacher and be able to give back to students by educating them about fitness - Sara W

4

Campus Spotlight Bill Burke Director of Entrepreneurship Our family believes in the importance of education and we believe in Salisbury University We are appreciative of the opportunities that have been afforded to us at Salisbury University and feel a responsibility to give back in order to help build the great programs that are available to our students

Bill Burke with son Keaton Burke

Kwame Lloyd Head Coach of Womenrsquos Soccer I believe in the mission of Salisbury University and the opportunity it affords our student athletes to achieve in the classroom and compete on the field or court We pride ourselves as students first at the same time the expectation is that our athletes achieve at the highest level I give back to the womenrsquos soccer program because I believe in what we stand for in the classroom and in the community and how we look to compete daily

5

Eileen Gilheany and Dr James Forte at graduation

Eli Modlin (center) with Dr T Paul and Martha Pfeiffer

Eli Modlin Deputy Chief of Staff and Director of Government and Community Relations I support SU because of the amazing experience that I had as a student and the commitment to excellence that I see as a member of the Universityrsquos staff I want to do whatever I can to make sure that others have the same opportunities that I did and get to enjoy this amazing institution

6

Campus Impact Richard A Henson Foundation Announces $25 Million Gift for SU Science and Technology Programs The Richard A Henson Foundation expanded its commitment to Salisbury University and the Henson School of Science and Technology The new gift establishes or enhances the following programs student scholarships a science and math Honors program undergraduate and faculty research and student conference travel Their gift also helps fund a new high-performance computer lab and assists in the repair and replacement of critical Henson School instructional equipment

Janet Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship The Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship provides funding to a student who is studying abroad in a Spanish-speaking country in Latin America The program must be a minimum of four weeks in duration and can take place in any term Requirements for consideration include a declared major or minor in Spanish or Latin American studies demonstrated financial need and a minimum cumulative GPA of 30

Economic Impact One Day Every Sea Gull Everywhere

On April 3 2018 SU alumni students employees parents and friends joined together in supporting Salisbury University

Over 1 500 donors generous contributed $133 66511 on SUrsquos Giving Day With the matching gift provided by Wayne rsquo89 and Melissa rsquo89 Judkins participants raised $285 74133 in one 24-hour period

So many deserving organizations academic departments and student groups have additional funding to do amazing things from the power of one day

7

Student Success

$45 000 Gifted to the Perdue School In fall 2017 CEO Geoff Turner of Choptank Transport Inc presented a gift of $45 000 to the Perdue School of Business to continue support of the Mid-Atlantic Sales and Marketing Institute (MASMI) Sales Program Choptank Transport has been a valuable resource for the Perdue School and its students for many years providing internship and employment opportunities The University has seen the institute flourish in the past two years thanks in large part to the companyrsquos support

Support for Special Education Track The Dr and Mrs Robert Sherr Endowment Fund provides support for students who enroll in a special education track ldquoItrsquos important for me as a community member to enable a student to further hisher education especially in the field of special education rdquo said Dr Sherr He also chose to support students in the Samuel W and Marilyn C Seidel School of Education because he ldquoknew the Seidel family and their commitment to educationrdquo

Scholarship Provides Financial Support for Incoming Music Major The Clark Family Music Scholarship provides financial support for incoming freshman students who have been accepted into a music major in the Fulton School of Liberal Arts Awarded to an incoming freshman music major who has demonstrated promise in the growth as an artist prospective students participate in auditions within SUrsquos Music Program

SU Celebrates Sea Gull Society Inductees Salisbury University recently celebrated six new members of its Sea Gull Society recognizing cumulative giving of more than $100 000 With over 110 benfactors receiving the special gold pin since 2003 the SU Foundation continues this tradition

8

Financial Year In Review June 30 20 7

Total Assets $8557490

Net Assets $7468 345

Total Revenue $ 3058385

Program amp Operating Expenses $466998

Change in Net Assets

June 30 20 8

$89345398

$79704955

$ 386526

$884 65

$50236 0

of Change

44

673

6 8

8933

PROGRAM amp OPERATING EXPENSES

79 Program Support

4 Scholarships

2 Fundraising

5 General amp Administrative

$704242

$ 98 6

$ 58336

$442733

NET ASSETS

2014 201 2016

2017

2018

Total $884 65 $679

5 8

$678

6539

7 $449

6467

$66

9 94

1

$746

8134

5

$797

0495

5

Administrative

79

14

ProgramSupport

REVENUE

Scholarships 2014 2017

Fundraising 2 2016

General amp $130

5838

5

$138

65 6

1

$144

3 65

5

$787

4680

201

The Salisbury University Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval of the Board of Regents and has the mission of providing the means for private contributions to be used for the beneft of the institution A copy of the Foundationrsquos current audited fnancial statement is available upon request at the Salisbury University Foundation Inc 1308 Camden Avenue P O Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655 Documents and information

submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Offce of the Secretary of State State House Annapolis Maryland 21401-1925 for the cost of copying and postage 9

2018

By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

Page 6: Impact Report 2017-2018 - Salisbury University · 2020-07-25 · Dear Donors and Friends, Salisbury University can boast a number of changes over the 2017-2018 year, but none that

Campus Spotlight Bill Burke Director of Entrepreneurship Our family believes in the importance of education and we believe in Salisbury University We are appreciative of the opportunities that have been afforded to us at Salisbury University and feel a responsibility to give back in order to help build the great programs that are available to our students

Bill Burke with son Keaton Burke

Kwame Lloyd Head Coach of Womenrsquos Soccer I believe in the mission of Salisbury University and the opportunity it affords our student athletes to achieve in the classroom and compete on the field or court We pride ourselves as students first at the same time the expectation is that our athletes achieve at the highest level I give back to the womenrsquos soccer program because I believe in what we stand for in the classroom and in the community and how we look to compete daily

5

Eileen Gilheany and Dr James Forte at graduation

Eli Modlin (center) with Dr T Paul and Martha Pfeiffer

Eli Modlin Deputy Chief of Staff and Director of Government and Community Relations I support SU because of the amazing experience that I had as a student and the commitment to excellence that I see as a member of the Universityrsquos staff I want to do whatever I can to make sure that others have the same opportunities that I did and get to enjoy this amazing institution

6

Campus Impact Richard A Henson Foundation Announces $25 Million Gift for SU Science and Technology Programs The Richard A Henson Foundation expanded its commitment to Salisbury University and the Henson School of Science and Technology The new gift establishes or enhances the following programs student scholarships a science and math Honors program undergraduate and faculty research and student conference travel Their gift also helps fund a new high-performance computer lab and assists in the repair and replacement of critical Henson School instructional equipment

Janet Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship The Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship provides funding to a student who is studying abroad in a Spanish-speaking country in Latin America The program must be a minimum of four weeks in duration and can take place in any term Requirements for consideration include a declared major or minor in Spanish or Latin American studies demonstrated financial need and a minimum cumulative GPA of 30

Economic Impact One Day Every Sea Gull Everywhere

On April 3 2018 SU alumni students employees parents and friends joined together in supporting Salisbury University

Over 1 500 donors generous contributed $133 66511 on SUrsquos Giving Day With the matching gift provided by Wayne rsquo89 and Melissa rsquo89 Judkins participants raised $285 74133 in one 24-hour period

So many deserving organizations academic departments and student groups have additional funding to do amazing things from the power of one day

7

Student Success

$45 000 Gifted to the Perdue School In fall 2017 CEO Geoff Turner of Choptank Transport Inc presented a gift of $45 000 to the Perdue School of Business to continue support of the Mid-Atlantic Sales and Marketing Institute (MASMI) Sales Program Choptank Transport has been a valuable resource for the Perdue School and its students for many years providing internship and employment opportunities The University has seen the institute flourish in the past two years thanks in large part to the companyrsquos support

Support for Special Education Track The Dr and Mrs Robert Sherr Endowment Fund provides support for students who enroll in a special education track ldquoItrsquos important for me as a community member to enable a student to further hisher education especially in the field of special education rdquo said Dr Sherr He also chose to support students in the Samuel W and Marilyn C Seidel School of Education because he ldquoknew the Seidel family and their commitment to educationrdquo

Scholarship Provides Financial Support for Incoming Music Major The Clark Family Music Scholarship provides financial support for incoming freshman students who have been accepted into a music major in the Fulton School of Liberal Arts Awarded to an incoming freshman music major who has demonstrated promise in the growth as an artist prospective students participate in auditions within SUrsquos Music Program

SU Celebrates Sea Gull Society Inductees Salisbury University recently celebrated six new members of its Sea Gull Society recognizing cumulative giving of more than $100 000 With over 110 benfactors receiving the special gold pin since 2003 the SU Foundation continues this tradition

8

Financial Year In Review June 30 20 7

Total Assets $8557490

Net Assets $7468 345

Total Revenue $ 3058385

Program amp Operating Expenses $466998

Change in Net Assets

June 30 20 8

$89345398

$79704955

$ 386526

$884 65

$50236 0

of Change

44

673

6 8

8933

PROGRAM amp OPERATING EXPENSES

79 Program Support

4 Scholarships

2 Fundraising

5 General amp Administrative

$704242

$ 98 6

$ 58336

$442733

NET ASSETS

2014 201 2016

2017

2018

Total $884 65 $679

5 8

$678

6539

7 $449

6467

$66

9 94

1

$746

8134

5

$797

0495

5

Administrative

79

14

ProgramSupport

REVENUE

Scholarships 2014 2017

Fundraising 2 2016

General amp $130

5838

5

$138

65 6

1

$144

3 65

5

$787

4680

201

The Salisbury University Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval of the Board of Regents and has the mission of providing the means for private contributions to be used for the beneft of the institution A copy of the Foundationrsquos current audited fnancial statement is available upon request at the Salisbury University Foundation Inc 1308 Camden Avenue P O Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655 Documents and information

submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Offce of the Secretary of State State House Annapolis Maryland 21401-1925 for the cost of copying and postage 9

2018

By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

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Eileen Gilheany and Dr James Forte at graduation

Eli Modlin (center) with Dr T Paul and Martha Pfeiffer

Eli Modlin Deputy Chief of Staff and Director of Government and Community Relations I support SU because of the amazing experience that I had as a student and the commitment to excellence that I see as a member of the Universityrsquos staff I want to do whatever I can to make sure that others have the same opportunities that I did and get to enjoy this amazing institution

6

Campus Impact Richard A Henson Foundation Announces $25 Million Gift for SU Science and Technology Programs The Richard A Henson Foundation expanded its commitment to Salisbury University and the Henson School of Science and Technology The new gift establishes or enhances the following programs student scholarships a science and math Honors program undergraduate and faculty research and student conference travel Their gift also helps fund a new high-performance computer lab and assists in the repair and replacement of critical Henson School instructional equipment

Janet Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship The Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship provides funding to a student who is studying abroad in a Spanish-speaking country in Latin America The program must be a minimum of four weeks in duration and can take place in any term Requirements for consideration include a declared major or minor in Spanish or Latin American studies demonstrated financial need and a minimum cumulative GPA of 30

Economic Impact One Day Every Sea Gull Everywhere

On April 3 2018 SU alumni students employees parents and friends joined together in supporting Salisbury University

Over 1 500 donors generous contributed $133 66511 on SUrsquos Giving Day With the matching gift provided by Wayne rsquo89 and Melissa rsquo89 Judkins participants raised $285 74133 in one 24-hour period

So many deserving organizations academic departments and student groups have additional funding to do amazing things from the power of one day

7

Student Success

$45 000 Gifted to the Perdue School In fall 2017 CEO Geoff Turner of Choptank Transport Inc presented a gift of $45 000 to the Perdue School of Business to continue support of the Mid-Atlantic Sales and Marketing Institute (MASMI) Sales Program Choptank Transport has been a valuable resource for the Perdue School and its students for many years providing internship and employment opportunities The University has seen the institute flourish in the past two years thanks in large part to the companyrsquos support

Support for Special Education Track The Dr and Mrs Robert Sherr Endowment Fund provides support for students who enroll in a special education track ldquoItrsquos important for me as a community member to enable a student to further hisher education especially in the field of special education rdquo said Dr Sherr He also chose to support students in the Samuel W and Marilyn C Seidel School of Education because he ldquoknew the Seidel family and their commitment to educationrdquo

Scholarship Provides Financial Support for Incoming Music Major The Clark Family Music Scholarship provides financial support for incoming freshman students who have been accepted into a music major in the Fulton School of Liberal Arts Awarded to an incoming freshman music major who has demonstrated promise in the growth as an artist prospective students participate in auditions within SUrsquos Music Program

SU Celebrates Sea Gull Society Inductees Salisbury University recently celebrated six new members of its Sea Gull Society recognizing cumulative giving of more than $100 000 With over 110 benfactors receiving the special gold pin since 2003 the SU Foundation continues this tradition

8

Financial Year In Review June 30 20 7

Total Assets $8557490

Net Assets $7468 345

Total Revenue $ 3058385

Program amp Operating Expenses $466998

Change in Net Assets

June 30 20 8

$89345398

$79704955

$ 386526

$884 65

$50236 0

of Change

44

673

6 8

8933

PROGRAM amp OPERATING EXPENSES

79 Program Support

4 Scholarships

2 Fundraising

5 General amp Administrative

$704242

$ 98 6

$ 58336

$442733

NET ASSETS

2014 201 2016

2017

2018

Total $884 65 $679

5 8

$678

6539

7 $449

6467

$66

9 94

1

$746

8134

5

$797

0495

5

Administrative

79

14

ProgramSupport

REVENUE

Scholarships 2014 2017

Fundraising 2 2016

General amp $130

5838

5

$138

65 6

1

$144

3 65

5

$787

4680

201

The Salisbury University Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval of the Board of Regents and has the mission of providing the means for private contributions to be used for the beneft of the institution A copy of the Foundationrsquos current audited fnancial statement is available upon request at the Salisbury University Foundation Inc 1308 Camden Avenue P O Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655 Documents and information

submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Offce of the Secretary of State State House Annapolis Maryland 21401-1925 for the cost of copying and postage 9

2018

By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

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Campus Impact Richard A Henson Foundation Announces $25 Million Gift for SU Science and Technology Programs The Richard A Henson Foundation expanded its commitment to Salisbury University and the Henson School of Science and Technology The new gift establishes or enhances the following programs student scholarships a science and math Honors program undergraduate and faculty research and student conference travel Their gift also helps fund a new high-performance computer lab and assists in the repair and replacement of critical Henson School instructional equipment

Janet Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship The Dudley-Eshbach Study Abroad Scholarship provides funding to a student who is studying abroad in a Spanish-speaking country in Latin America The program must be a minimum of four weeks in duration and can take place in any term Requirements for consideration include a declared major or minor in Spanish or Latin American studies demonstrated financial need and a minimum cumulative GPA of 30

Economic Impact One Day Every Sea Gull Everywhere

On April 3 2018 SU alumni students employees parents and friends joined together in supporting Salisbury University

Over 1 500 donors generous contributed $133 66511 on SUrsquos Giving Day With the matching gift provided by Wayne rsquo89 and Melissa rsquo89 Judkins participants raised $285 74133 in one 24-hour period

So many deserving organizations academic departments and student groups have additional funding to do amazing things from the power of one day

7

Student Success

$45 000 Gifted to the Perdue School In fall 2017 CEO Geoff Turner of Choptank Transport Inc presented a gift of $45 000 to the Perdue School of Business to continue support of the Mid-Atlantic Sales and Marketing Institute (MASMI) Sales Program Choptank Transport has been a valuable resource for the Perdue School and its students for many years providing internship and employment opportunities The University has seen the institute flourish in the past two years thanks in large part to the companyrsquos support

Support for Special Education Track The Dr and Mrs Robert Sherr Endowment Fund provides support for students who enroll in a special education track ldquoItrsquos important for me as a community member to enable a student to further hisher education especially in the field of special education rdquo said Dr Sherr He also chose to support students in the Samuel W and Marilyn C Seidel School of Education because he ldquoknew the Seidel family and their commitment to educationrdquo

Scholarship Provides Financial Support for Incoming Music Major The Clark Family Music Scholarship provides financial support for incoming freshman students who have been accepted into a music major in the Fulton School of Liberal Arts Awarded to an incoming freshman music major who has demonstrated promise in the growth as an artist prospective students participate in auditions within SUrsquos Music Program

SU Celebrates Sea Gull Society Inductees Salisbury University recently celebrated six new members of its Sea Gull Society recognizing cumulative giving of more than $100 000 With over 110 benfactors receiving the special gold pin since 2003 the SU Foundation continues this tradition

8

Financial Year In Review June 30 20 7

Total Assets $8557490

Net Assets $7468 345

Total Revenue $ 3058385

Program amp Operating Expenses $466998

Change in Net Assets

June 30 20 8

$89345398

$79704955

$ 386526

$884 65

$50236 0

of Change

44

673

6 8

8933

PROGRAM amp OPERATING EXPENSES

79 Program Support

4 Scholarships

2 Fundraising

5 General amp Administrative

$704242

$ 98 6

$ 58336

$442733

NET ASSETS

2014 201 2016

2017

2018

Total $884 65 $679

5 8

$678

6539

7 $449

6467

$66

9 94

1

$746

8134

5

$797

0495

5

Administrative

79

14

ProgramSupport

REVENUE

Scholarships 2014 2017

Fundraising 2 2016

General amp $130

5838

5

$138

65 6

1

$144

3 65

5

$787

4680

201

The Salisbury University Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval of the Board of Regents and has the mission of providing the means for private contributions to be used for the beneft of the institution A copy of the Foundationrsquos current audited fnancial statement is available upon request at the Salisbury University Foundation Inc 1308 Camden Avenue P O Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655 Documents and information

submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Offce of the Secretary of State State House Annapolis Maryland 21401-1925 for the cost of copying and postage 9

2018

By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

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Student Success

$45 000 Gifted to the Perdue School In fall 2017 CEO Geoff Turner of Choptank Transport Inc presented a gift of $45 000 to the Perdue School of Business to continue support of the Mid-Atlantic Sales and Marketing Institute (MASMI) Sales Program Choptank Transport has been a valuable resource for the Perdue School and its students for many years providing internship and employment opportunities The University has seen the institute flourish in the past two years thanks in large part to the companyrsquos support

Support for Special Education Track The Dr and Mrs Robert Sherr Endowment Fund provides support for students who enroll in a special education track ldquoItrsquos important for me as a community member to enable a student to further hisher education especially in the field of special education rdquo said Dr Sherr He also chose to support students in the Samuel W and Marilyn C Seidel School of Education because he ldquoknew the Seidel family and their commitment to educationrdquo

Scholarship Provides Financial Support for Incoming Music Major The Clark Family Music Scholarship provides financial support for incoming freshman students who have been accepted into a music major in the Fulton School of Liberal Arts Awarded to an incoming freshman music major who has demonstrated promise in the growth as an artist prospective students participate in auditions within SUrsquos Music Program

SU Celebrates Sea Gull Society Inductees Salisbury University recently celebrated six new members of its Sea Gull Society recognizing cumulative giving of more than $100 000 With over 110 benfactors receiving the special gold pin since 2003 the SU Foundation continues this tradition

8

Financial Year In Review June 30 20 7

Total Assets $8557490

Net Assets $7468 345

Total Revenue $ 3058385

Program amp Operating Expenses $466998

Change in Net Assets

June 30 20 8

$89345398

$79704955

$ 386526

$884 65

$50236 0

of Change

44

673

6 8

8933

PROGRAM amp OPERATING EXPENSES

79 Program Support

4 Scholarships

2 Fundraising

5 General amp Administrative

$704242

$ 98 6

$ 58336

$442733

NET ASSETS

2014 201 2016

2017

2018

Total $884 65 $679

5 8

$678

6539

7 $449

6467

$66

9 94

1

$746

8134

5

$797

0495

5

Administrative

79

14

ProgramSupport

REVENUE

Scholarships 2014 2017

Fundraising 2 2016

General amp $130

5838

5

$138

65 6

1

$144

3 65

5

$787

4680

201

The Salisbury University Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval of the Board of Regents and has the mission of providing the means for private contributions to be used for the beneft of the institution A copy of the Foundationrsquos current audited fnancial statement is available upon request at the Salisbury University Foundation Inc 1308 Camden Avenue P O Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655 Documents and information

submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Offce of the Secretary of State State House Annapolis Maryland 21401-1925 for the cost of copying and postage 9

2018

By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

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Financial Year In Review June 30 20 7

Total Assets $8557490

Net Assets $7468 345

Total Revenue $ 3058385

Program amp Operating Expenses $466998

Change in Net Assets

June 30 20 8

$89345398

$79704955

$ 386526

$884 65

$50236 0

of Change

44

673

6 8

8933

PROGRAM amp OPERATING EXPENSES

79 Program Support

4 Scholarships

2 Fundraising

5 General amp Administrative

$704242

$ 98 6

$ 58336

$442733

NET ASSETS

2014 201 2016

2017

2018

Total $884 65 $679

5 8

$678

6539

7 $449

6467

$66

9 94

1

$746

8134

5

$797

0495

5

Administrative

79

14

ProgramSupport

REVENUE

Scholarships 2014 2017

Fundraising 2 2016

General amp $130

5838

5

$138

65 6

1

$144

3 65

5

$787

4680

201

The Salisbury University Foundation Inc is a 501(c)(3) corporation established with the approval of the Board of Regents and has the mission of providing the means for private contributions to be used for the beneft of the institution A copy of the Foundationrsquos current audited fnancial statement is available upon request at the Salisbury University Foundation Inc 1308 Camden Avenue P O Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655 Documents and information

submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Offce of the Secretary of State State House Annapolis Maryland 21401-1925 for the cost of copying and postage 9

2018

By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

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By The Numbers

7871 DONORS

ALUMNI PARENTS FACULTY STAFF FRIENDS

8 9 STUDENT DONORS

TOTAL ASSETS

$893 MILLION

FUNDRAISING TOTAL IN FY18

$605 MILLION

30 GRANTS KKAWARDED TO FACULTY KK4

ENDOWED ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

OVER4 STUDENT

SCHOLARSHIP MILLION $1

RECIPIENTS STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

SEA GULL CENTURY BIKE TOUR

$34000 AWARDED TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY

LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT = $ 6M

EVERY

$1

RAISED

$4 3

bullbullbull

30 CONSECUTIVE

YEARS OF GIVING BY 7 DONORS

STAFF GIVING ANDTYCULAF $ 857411838

bull bull

DONATED BY

MAROON amp GOLD CLUB 1506MEMBERS $ 4591 DONO S 10

Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland

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Mission The Salisbury University Foundation

Inc was created in 1973 to accumulate

funds by gift and investment and to

foster encourage and enrich the

activities educational programs athletics

and scholarships of Salisbury University

It is the intent of the Foundation to

promote sponsor and carry out

educational scientific and charitable

purposes and objectives for the benefit of

Salisbury University and its students

Through the generosity of major

benefactors corporations foundations

faculty staff parents alumni and friends

the Salisbury University Foundation is

fulfilling its promise to the SU

community

This Impact Report is published by the Salisbury University Foundation Inc

Please send comments news and address changes to

1308 Camden Avenue PO Box 2655 Salisbury MD 21802-2655

Or call 410-543-6175

wwwsalisburyedufoundation Salisbury University has a strong institutional

commitment to diversity and equal educational opportunities To that end the University prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex gender marital status pregnancy race color ethnicity national

origin age disability genetic information religion sexual orientation gender identity or expression

veteran status or other legally protected characteristics Direct all inquiries regarding the

nondiscrimination policy to the Office of Institutional EquityTitle IX Coordinator Holloway Hall 100 410-543-6426 Qualified students with disabilities

should contact the Office of Student Disability Support Services at 410-677-6536

Salisbury University is a proud member of the University System of Maryland