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The Anniversary Campaign
in September we launched the third and final phase of our 150th Anniversary Campaign. Since 1st August 2008 (to
st
31 July 2016) we have raised £50.7million through a
combination of major gifts and pledges, legacies and regular donations to the Talbot Fund.
Talbot Fund
£3.3m
£8.8m
Phase One
Major Gifts
...and the number of Keble alumni supporting the College has increased significantly and is consistently higher than the average for all Oxford colleges (OCA).
During this 8 year period ...
£25m £2m+ £1m+
£500k+ £250k+ £100k+
£50k+ £10k+
1 2
2 4
5
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Legacy Income (cash received) £k 2008/9 to 2015/16
Phase Two
£4.6m
£34.0m
...we have received 135 major gifts (in excess of £10,000)
...the cumulative income from legacies has reached just under £1.7m
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£11,6,698 8k
£11999k
2015/16 Cumulative
50% 40% 30% 20%
10%
2008/09
Keble ever participation OCA ever participation Keble annual participation
OCA annual participation
2015/16
£45455k £42423k £22655k
2008/9
£1179k £777k £886k £114k
2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15
Phase Three
During Phase Three of the Anniversary Campaign over the next 4 years to 2020 we aim to generate at least a further £15million. With the construction of the H B Allen Centre for graduates and research underway our fundraising priorities will focus on four areas:
Student Support – funding outreach, undergraduate bursaries and graduate scholarships Buildings and Facilities – completing the renovation and refurbishment of the Butterfield
buildings on the main site, notably the Hall project
Teaching and Research – securing tutorial teaching through endowing academic posts and supporting our research capacity through the funding of the programmes of the Keble Advanced Studies Centre.
College Community – funding sports, clubs, societies, drama, art, the Keble Association, the Chapel and music.
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Cumtotualative total
2008/09 2009/10
2010/11 2011/12
2012/13 2013/14
2014/15 2015/16