The CASE Library maintains this collection of online samples for all CASE members. It includes examples of annual fund campaigns, as well as different types of challenge and young alumni campaigns and solicitation samples. CASE Circle of Excellence Award winning programs in the annual giving and fundraising publications categories are also included.

 This resource collection features articles, research, and CASE books about the annual fund.

It’s the time of year for reflection and resolution and it’s also year-end giving season, so your advancement teams are working double time, wrapping up Giving Tuesday campaigns and thinking through those pledges and gifts they want to secure before December 31.

The CASE Library maintains this sample collection of giving reports, donor honor rolls and campaign reports.  It includes CASE Circle of Excellence Award winners and examples available on institution websites.

Frequently asked questions to help constituents understand annual and capital giving in independent schools. 

The sample collection includes brochures, case statements, newsletters, links to planned giving websites and a small selection of planned giving initiatives that have won CASE Circle of Excellence Awards.

This collection aims to introduce the various types of planned gifts and offer resources on trends, best practices, policies and procedures. In addition to articles, white papers and research, we've listed books that provide a broader overview of planned giving programs.

The CASE Library has compiled this sample collection to assist development professionals who are encouraging faculty and staff to become donors.

The CASE Library has compiled a variety of resources intended to help fundraisers address donors of differing generations. This collection includes recommendations for practice as well as research and data on giving trends and motivations.

Day of giving campaigns, sometimes called fundraising blitzes or money bombs, are fundraising campaigns conducted within a short time frame—generally between 12 to 48 hours. A day of giving can be a standalone event on a date important to the institution or held in connection with a larger event, such as #GivingTuesday or a regional Give to the Max Day.