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Fund List by College Fund List by College 11/4/2013 2:28:04PM Administrative 2006 Diamante Event Faculty and Staff Programs 2600466 2006 Evening of Excellence Faculty and Staff Programs 2600090 2007 Evening of Excellence Faculty and Staff Programs 2600253 Academic Initiatives Faculty and Staff Programs 2401823 ADS Biotechnology, LTD Equity Faculty and Staff Programs 2401747 Alumni Unrestricted 2600006 Alumni Magazine Support Fund General Support 2400867 Bad Debt Reserve - Current Unrestricted 2450001 Bad Debt Reserve - Quasi Unrestricted 2310001 Bad Debt Reserve - Quasi Unrestricted 2350001 Bernice Husted Alumni Association Activities Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 1301384 Bursar's Office Enrichment Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2401249 Capital Campaign Cultivation/Awareness Meetings Unrestricted 2401260 Capital Campaign Feasibility Study Unrestricted 2401263 Capital Campaign Fund Unrestricted 2148203 Capital Campaign Mail/Postage Unrestricted 2401261 Capital Campaign Printing Unrestricted 2401262 Capital Campaign Prospect Screening Unrestricted 2401264 Capital Campaign Reserve Unrestricted 2401236 Capital Campaign Supplies and Forms Unrestricted 2401259 Capital Campaign Travel and Entertainment Unrestricted 2401265 Capital Reserve Unrestricted 2600012 CMN - Fundraising Faculty and Staff Programs 2600236 College Associates Health Science (CAHS) Ltd. Unrestricted 2600450 CSV of Various Life Ins. Policies General Support 1500021 Development Unrestricted 2600004 Development Grant Fund Unrestricted 2401899 Donor Specified Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2401992 Donor Specified Scholarships Fund Student Aid 2400992 Dorr Street Gateway Unrestricted 2600499 Employee Relief Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2401830 Entrepreneurial and Business Excellence Hall of Fame Faculty and Staff Programs 2600464 External Relations - Athletics Unrestricted 2401622 External Relations - Community Relations Unrestricted 2401051 External Relations - General Counsel Unrestricted 2401042 External Relations - Governmental Relations Unrestricted 2401043 External Relations - IA for the River Unrestricted 2401623 External Relations - Information Technology Unrestricted 2401040 External Relations - Pharmacy Unrestricted 2401621 External Relations - Provost Unrestricted 2401036 External Relations - Provost, HSC Unrestricted 2401624 External Relations - Public Relations Unrestricted 2401041 Page 1 of 51 Fund List by College 11/4/2013 2:28:04PM External Relations - Student Services Unrestricted 2401039 External Relations - University Medical Center Unrestricted 2401620 External Relations-College of Nursing Unrestricted 2401709 External Relations-Facilities and Construction Unrestricted 2401801 External Relations-Finance and Administration Unrestricted 2401037 External Relations-Health Science and Human Service Unrestricted 2401686 External Relations-Institutional Advancement General Support 2401807 Faculty Recognition-Planned Giving Unrestricted 2600010 Foundation Memorial Garden General Support 2600463 Foundation Operations Reserve Fund General Support 2400001 Foundation Park Investors Faculty and Staff Programs 2600359 Gene Express, Inc Equity Assignment Faculty and Staff Programs 2401748 Grant Transfer Fund Unrestricted 2401614 Historical MUO Gifts and Pledges (Inactive) General Support 2600999 HSC Finance Department Faculty and Staff Programs 2600196 IT Staff Benefit Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2401410 John Kenneth Burkey Fund Student Aid 1301961 John Kenneth Burkey Fund Unrestricted 2401961 Levis House Interior Design Capital and Equipment 2401065 Life Insurance Premiums Faculty and Staff Programs 2600157 MAC Conference Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2401243 Marketing and Communications External Relations Unrestricted 2401038 MCO Marketplace Faculty and Staff Programs 2600324 Memorial Fund Unrestricted 2400904 Midwest Optoelectronics, LLC Equity Assignment Faculty and Staff Programs 2401745 Mithridion, Inc. Equity Assignment Faculty and Staff Programs 2401746 MUO Foundation Unrestricted Unrestricted 2600016 MUO Foundation/Shields MRI Joint Venture General Support 2600427 MUO Life Insurance Premiums Research 2600002 MUO Unrestricted University Support Unrestricted 2600005 MUOF Bad Debt Reserve - Current Unrestricted 2450002 MUOF Present Value Reserve-Current Unrestricted 2450006 MUOF Present Value Reserve-Quasi Unrestricted 2350006 National Alumni Program Unrestricted 2600015 National Philanthropy Day Faculty and Staff Programs 2401209 Negative Quasi Reserve Unrestricted 2350002 Office of Alumni Affairs Faculty and Staff Programs 2600146 Office of the President Unrestricted 2400296 Peterson House Renovation Fund Capital and Equipment 2401281 Present Value Reserve - Current Unrestricted 2450005 Present Value Reserve - Quasi Unrestricted 2350005 Presidents Club Faculty and Staff Programs 1100400 President's Fund Unrestricted 2148042 President's Inauguration Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2400933 President's Residence Renovation Fund Capital and Equipment 2400409 Preventing Harassment in the Workplace DVD Faculty and Staff Programs 2600468 Professional Staff Association Progress Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2401311 Page 2 of 51 Fund List by College 11/4/2013 2:28:04PM Real Estate Acquisition Fund General Support 2401698 Restricted Faculty and Staff Programs 2600229 Restricted (DO NOT USE) Faculty and Staff Programs 2600214 Revenue from Real Estate Transactions Capital and Equipment 2401266 School as Lender Student Aid 2600416 Shew Event Fund General Support 2401110 Something Swanky Faculty and Staff Programs 2600390 Sponsorships-Outreach/Community Engagement Faculty and Staff Programs 2401647 Stategic Opportunities Fund Capital and Equipment 2401284 Stewardship/Recognition Program Fund General Support 2400832 Strategic Education & Economic Development (SEED) Faculty and Staff Programs 2600489 Support of Office of the President Unrestricted 1100401 University Gifts/Faculty Staff Campaign General Support 2400638 University of Toledo Community Engagement Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2401280 University Rising Capital Campaign Fund Unrestricted 2402011 UT - Golf Program Benefit - 2007 Masters Athletics 2600497 UT Foundation Operating Endowment Unrestricted 1500406 UT HSC Operations Faculty and Staff Programs 2600194 Athletics Al Alvarez Memorial Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2148227 Athletic Department Coaches Incentive Fund Athletics 2401878 Athletic Department Progress Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2401242 Athletic Equipment Fund Athletics 2400059 Athletic Facility Renovation Fund Capital and Equipment 2401178 Athletic Media Relations Progress Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2401112 Athletic Merchandise Fund Athletics 2401561 Athletic Ticket Package Fund Athletics 2401589 Athletic Training Progress Fund Athletics 2400526 Athletic Training Room Renovation Fund Capital and Equipment 2400767 B. Ray Keller Memorial Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1300595 B.R. Keno and Mildred G. Hatfield Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1301757 Baseball Facility Renovation Capital and Equipment 2400737 Baseball Progress Fund Athletics 2400455 Basketball Joint Fundraiser General Support 2401812 Bill Duschl Memorial Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2400151 Bob and Barbara Nichols Scholarship Student Aid 2402112 Bob and Margaret Sutter Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1300698 Bob Biehl Athletic Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1300100 Building Champions Campaign Fund Athletics 2401021 Cheerleading Progress Fund Athletics 2400801 Chet and Dolores Sullwold Athletic Fund Athletics 1301593 Coaches Incentive Program Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 1300582 Don Kotnik/Toledo Country Club Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1300510 Donald and Theresa Saul Scholarship - Athletics Student Aid 1300694 Donald Baker Memorial Fund Athletics 1302145 Donald Baker Memorial Fund Athletics 2402145 Page 3 of 51 Fund List by College 11/4/2013 2:28:04PM Downtown Coaches Association Progress Fund Athletics 2401191 Dr. Daniel J. and Mary Jo Hanson Athletic Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1301267 Dr. Robert C. Layman Athletic Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1301286 Dr. Roland Gandy/James Nice Memorial Scholarship Student Aid 1301154 Ducky Lewis Memorial Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 1301598 Dugout Club Athletics 2148138 Findlay Family Athletic Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1300856 Football Progress Fund Athletics 2400458 Football Sports Video Fund Capital and Equipment 2401190 Frank Butler Scholarship Student Aid 1300533 Frank X. and Mary B. Lauterbur Scholarship Fund Student Aid 2401534 George Ballas Athletic Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1301194 Gerber Family Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 1301405 Glass Bowl Stadium Fund Athletics 2400398 Glass Bowl Turf Replacement Fund Athletics 2401067 Golf Teams Challenge Fund Faculty and Staff Programs 2401545 Hanson Family Senior Scholar Athlete Award Athletics 1301127 Haris Charalambous Memorial Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1301573 Hector J. MacKinnon Memorial Fund Student Aid 1300052 Heldt Family Scholarship Fund for Swimming Student Aid 1300450 Hiss Family Men's Golf Scholarship Student Aid 2401611 James G. Ayres Scholarship Fund Student Aid 1300771 James R Findlay Scott Park Athletic Complex Capital and Equipment 2400546 Joe Grogan Memorial Room Fund Athletics 2400393 Joe Scalzo Women's Soccer Scholarship Student Aid 1300056 John F. Savage Grant in Aid Faculty and Staff Programs 1300468 John Farber Family Basketball Fund Athletics 1300161 John R. and Lois Jean Hogan Athletic Training Graduate Assistant Fund Athletics 2400956 Larimer Building Awards/Trophy Display Fund Athletics 2148226 Larimer
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