The CASE Europe Fundraising Survey, new in 2017, provides data to measure and monitor fundraising at European institutions.

The CASE Benchmarking Toolkit is a survey tool that helps advancement professionals benchmark activities, staffing, budgets and other aspects of their programs with peer institutions.

In 2017, Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,  legislation that made major changes to the U.S. tax code.

1. Who manages the Ross-CASE survey?

2. Why is the survey migrating to a new platform?

3. What is the CASE Benchmarking Toolkit?

4. Is there a how-to guide for the toolkit?

5. Who can access the toolkit?

The CASE Europe Development Survey was developed by a team of experienced development services practitioners with support from CASE Europe. The survey aims to capture industry progress within the development and alumni relations professions whilst allowing institutions to share success and best practice. 

Members often ask CASE whether they are required to register in all states where they conduct charitable solicitations. CASE commissioned law firm Webster, Chamberlain and Bean to prepare a document outlining the application of these statutes to educational institutions and their institutionally related organizations.

CASE members around the world transform lives by advancing and supporting education. To help you do this, CASE continually strives to enhance your membership experience. CASE membership is reimagined to provide greater support for the vital work that you do.

Real or apparent conflicts of interest, if not managed properly, can seriously undermine that trust.

How do institutions define "alumni"?

CASE has undertaken a study of investments in advancement. The survey asks a series of questions about funding totals and spending on selected advancement functions to measure return on investment. The FY2012 results are available exclusively to survey participants.