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our vision is to be the first-choice partner globally for nonprofits seeking substantial and sustainable growth in outreach and engagement, photography credit: boston college. we thank you for your partnership.. bloomberg gives johns hopkins a record $1.8 billion for student financial aid. former new york mayor michael bloomberg announced a record-shattering $1.8 billion donation to his alma mater, john hopkins university, to donors overwhelmingly report that they are not seeing the impact of their giving. the gg+a survey lab an*lyzed data from their donor experience scorecard, which includes responses from over 15,000 donors across a range of nonprofit organizations, and found that fewer than half of donors, on average, clearly understand the impact of their gift. in one fiscal year’s time, the team at virginia tech achieved a whopping 53.42% retention among first time donors—nearly double the industry standard. they also raised the overall alumni participation rate by 37%—from 9% to 12.29%. how did they achieve such impressive frederick “hoopes” wampler’s mission is building impactful, lifelong experiences for the over 300,000 alumni at the university of pennsylvania. he answers “10 questions” with scott atwell, senior vice president at grenzebach glier and as*ociates.. survey lab: you’ve got your donors’ names. why can’t they have yours? gg+a survey lab research on the donor experience finds that personalization in the age of automation elicits more positive and effective dialogue with donors. thank you messages and other communications sent from a direct point of contact are small, yet. university of virginia announces $5 billion fundraising initiative. this month, the university of virginia announced a $5 billion fundraising initiative to strengthen “core priorities” - faculty, fellowships, student access, and affordability - in the advancement of new and existing programs and capital projects. scott atwell sits down with mark wrighton, chancellor at washington university in st. louis to discuss the success of the university's