For the University of New South Wales, the approach of its 75th anniversary in 2025 presented an opportunity to celebrate some of its pioneering alumnae and leaders. The Australian university launched an initiative to rename certain buildings and spaces and create a Celebrating UNSW Women Trail.

The CASE Library compiled this collection of naming policies and opportunities to assist members who are developing a policy or setting named gift amounts. CASE has not formally surveyed the field to determine typical gift amounts for various naming opportunities.

Donor-advised funds (DAFs) have become an increasingly significant source of donations for institutions of all kinds. The CASE Library has created this collection to explain the growing importance of this giving vehicle and how institutions can make the most of its new prominence.

Cryptocurrency giving is a growing area of philanthropy, and many educational institutions are wondering how or whether to accept these gifts. The CASE Library has created this collection to share resources on cryptocurrency donation trends and gift acceptance practices.

The CASE Library provides this sample collection of renaming policies. 

The CASE Library regularly receives questions about campaign planning. This resource collection compiles checklists, recommended practices, and information on campaign trends.

The CASE Library maintains this online sample collection of campaign gift acceptance and counting guidelines from educational institutions. 

This resource collection from the CASE Library provides an overview of stewardship trends and practices. 

The Advancement Resource Catalog is the Library's database of 15,000+ item records (including articles, books, and white papers) available online 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 

The CASE Library has developed this resource collection to assist members with questions about pledge policies and procedures. It includes information on how to draft pledge agreements and work with donors, whether pledges are legally enforceable, and using pledge reminders as stewardship tools.