EXETER COLLEGE Donors’ Report 2006 Donors’ Report Contents 2006

From the Rector 2

The Exeter College Annual Fund 4

Student Support 6

Tutorial Support 7

Leavers’ Gift 8

A Huge Thank You 9 Totals Raised in 2006

History Fellowship Campaign 10 Annual Giving £306,954 Major Gifts 12 Major Gifts Table of Benefactors 14 £684,426 Legacies List of Donors by Matriculation Year 15 £28,552

Supporting the College 25 Total Participation Rate Accounts and Disbursements 26 of Old Members 23% Including Exeter in your Will 28

Donors’ Report 2006  Dear Old Members, Fellows, Parents and Friends From his booklet is a long thank-you letter. Your generosity and support have Tallowed us to do many things in this past year that would not otherwise have been possible. We have, for instance, endowed a new Fellowship the in Modern History, securing teaching of 19th and 20th century history for our undergraduates. We have created a portfolio of undergraduate Rector bursaries to help able students who are suffering financial hardship, often because of difficult family circumstances. We have launched new graduate scholarships to attract the brightest and best from around the world, and especially from developing countries. And we have transformed the appearance of the Chapel, by cleaning the dingy grey stonework to reveal creams and golds of astonishing beauty.

Thanks to your generosity, we are able to help students who want to attend academic courses or conferences abroad or to buy expensive textbooks for their courses. We have extended our range of travel scholarships. And we have set up an ambitious programme to offer career guidance and internships, many of which are linked to bursaries to ensure that it is not just students from privileged backgrounds who can afford to take up work experience places in the long vacations.

Our students have a host of small needs that your support allows us to “This booklet is meet: a pair of rugby boots for a student who could not otherwise afford a long thank- them and therefore could not play for the College; a new set of drums for the (well insulated!) Music Room; funds to subsidise the annual choir you letter. Your tour; the cost of holding a seminar for students, addressed by an eminent generosity and speaker. All these real examples add to the richness and excitement of support have College life. They allow students to learn and experiment and develop allowed us to outside and beyond their formal courses. Even a very small donation is often enough to make wonderful things happen that might otherwise do many things not take place. in this past year that would not Important tasks lie ahead, as we begin to plan in earnest for our 700th anniversary in 2014. We will need to increase our support for teaching otherwise have and tutorials. We will need more space for teaching, and we are looking been possible” at ways to refurbish and expand the space in the Back Quad. We need to upgrade the Library, where many students spend so much of their time. We need to build more student accommodation. Rector

 Donors’ Report 2006 We have been fortunate at Exeter College to enjoy nearly seven centuries of philanthropy and we are tremendously grateful to all the Old Members, Fellows, Parents and Friends who have been generous to us over the past year. But I wonder whether, in the next few years, we can do even better. I notice that 23% of our Old Members have made a donation in the past year. That is about the average for Oxford Colleges, although less than half of what many American universities achieve. However, I am struck by the fact that nearly half of our final year of undergraduates have contributed philanthropically. This is an inspiring sign of their belief in the need for each generation of Exonians to give back something for the benefit of those who come after them. Our students know the value of what they have received from the generosity of past generations, and are happy to continue the tradition. It would be wonderful if all our Old Members could match their faith and commit to supporting the College in the years leading up to our 700th birthday.

A College is a remarkable institution, with some of the best characteristics of a club, but also those of a family. Each generation plays its part in supporting those who come after. For the sake of posterity, and for the future of scholarship, thank you for your support in the past and the promise of continuing encouragement in the future.

Frances Cairncross

Donors’ Report 2006  ast year, gifts to the Old Members’ is encouraged to express a LFund accounted for one third of preference regarding the area our philanthropic income. Made of College life about which they The Exeter up of regular and single gifts, from feel most strongly. Gifts to the College Old Members and Fellows, Parents Old Members’ Fund are pooled and Friends, this annual fund is a and then disbursed by the Annual Fund vital resource for financing annual Development Board which takes projects. As a direct result of your into account these preferences. As generosity, we have been able to we do not take an administrative fund bursaries, travel and career charge off the gifts we receive, grants, provide extra tuition where Old Members, Parents and Friends ‘As a direct required, and undertake essential can be assured that 100% of their result of your refurbishment of the JCR and some gift is being used for these projects generosity, of the residential staircases. which would otherwise be under- funded, or simply not happen. we have been hen there are so many able to fund Wrequests for support coming y continuing to underpin core bursaries, travel from so many worthy causes, we Bareas of College activity, the are very grateful that over 20% Old Members’ Fund enables Exeter and career of our Old Members consider to stand out amongst other Oxford grants, provide Exeter a priority in their personal Colleges through the enviable extra tuition philanthropy. Without this regular level of support we are able to offer where required stream of income we would not students. As the number of gifts to be able to guarantee the high the Old Members’ Fund increases, and undertake level of student and tutorial with Fellows, Old Members, essential support we offer each year. Parents and Friends each regularly refurbishment As a middle-ranking College, contributing a sum with which they financially speaking, we currently feel comfortable, we will ensure work’ have enough resources to be that Exeter continues to flourish confident of carrying on in one and excel in every area of College form or another. But we are not a life for many more years to come. rich College and without this vital source of support to augment our endowment income, we will lose Special congratulations to those that margin of excellence that who matriculated in 1945, 48% makes Exeter College so special. of whom made a donation last year - the highest proportion veryone who makes a donation for any year Eto the Old Members’ Fund

 Donors’ Report 2006 The Statistics

Endowment of Undergraduate Colleges (2005/06) College Sources of Income for Spend (2005/06)

300,000,000 Fees - 34% Accommodation and Catering - 20% Conferences - 6% 250,000,000 Endowment Return - 26% Donations (from Annual Fund) - 7% 200,000,000 College Investment Income - 7% £

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As a middle-ranking College, financially speaking, we cannot rely on our endowment income and our thriving conference trade alone. The costs of supporting and teaching students, retaining top Fellows and maintaining our buildings are continuously increasing and we are becoming ever more dependent on the generosity of Old Members, Parents and Friends.

Breakdown of Donations Received Philanthrophic Streams of Income (2005/06) Over the Past Six Years 1,400,000 Annual Giving - 30%

Major Gifts - 66% 1,200,000 Legacies - 3% Major Gifts Legacies Trusts & Foundations - 0% 1,000,000 Old Members Fund Corporates - 1% 800,000 £

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0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Most of the gifts given to the Old Members’ Fund are used in the same financial year in which they are received to support projects that would otherwise be under-funded or simply would not happen. In addition to gifts made to build up our endowment, other major gifts are often used to fund specific projects such as endowing a bursary or Fellowship, or to enable us to undertake major building works.

Donors’ Report 2006  ith the increase in “top- Wup-fees” implemented in September 2006, student financial hardship is an even greater issue. Student All our poorest students receive Support some financial help. But Oxford is an expensive place. Inevitably, there are still many students who will struggle during their time at as parents and students are College. expected to contribute to the cost of taking a degree. “The incredible here is now a system of grants sense of and loans for maintenance, T hanks to the generosity of community we which is supplemented by loans for Old Members, Parents and achieve within fees and various bursary schemes. T Friends, Exeter is now able to offer But for some students, particularly these walls is due financial support to any student those from families whose income in no small part experiencing hardship. In addition, is just above the cut-off thresholds, we are able to ensure that no to the provision it is still very difficult to make student is excluded from the of hardship ends meet. It costs an estimated wealth of opportunities available funds which £10,000 to live in Oxford for one because of financial difficulties. year (including all fees for a home enable us to take Your generosity enables us to undergraduate, accommodation advantage of provide not only hardship bursaries, and food). The maximum grant but also support for student travel, every opportunity is £2,700 and maximum loan music and sports. we have here, £4,405 provided that your residual irrespective household income is less than his commitment to student £17,500. For those above the of contrasting support prevents the College from threshold, these are means tested, T financial becoming a tiered institution with situations. For this unfair divisions between those who I would like to can and those who can’t afford extend a heartfelt to take advantage of everything thank you, on on offer. We are determined that Exeter should remain an inclusive behalf of current place with exclusive opportunities Exonians” and it is your support which makes Octave Oppetit this possible. Thank you. JCR President

 Donors’ Report 2006 s many already know, the true our support enables us to Acost of an Oxford education Yattract, retain and support is much higher than the fees that top academics, and ensures that (home) students are required to every student receives the best pay. Even the recent increase in education possible. In short, you Tutorial fees to £3,000 is nowhere near enable us to safeguard Exeter’s Support enough to cover the cost of the future by making it possible for us to tutorial system which Oxford, and dedicate ourselves to excellence Exeter, are determined to maintain. in teaching and research. Thank The tutorial is the envy of many you. other universities, and the heart of Oxford’s unique educational ‘Your support experience. We remain deeply enables us to committed to it. attract, retain and support n the last year we have been top academics, Ifortunate enough to secure funding to endow a Fellowship in and ensures that Modern History (see pages 10-11). every student This means that we will always be receives the able to teach History at Exeter, best education regardless of any further changes in possible. Government or University Funding. By building up our endowment, and In short, you by protecting teaching posts such enable us to as this one, we are able to maintain safeguard our security and independence. Exeter’s future by making it AT PRESENT EXETER COLLEGE HAS possible for us to dedicate 344 Undergraduates (of whom 32 are from overseas) ourselves to 189 Graduates (of whom 118 are from overseas) excellence in 31 Student Visitors (including Williams Students) teaching and research’ 43 Fellows 5,926 Old Members

Donors’ Report 2006  recognised the importance of supporting Exeter financially and were aware that even the smallest Leavers’ gift makes a difference. Many had been recipients of specific College Gift support, such as hardship bursaries, travel grants and sports funding, and wanted to give something back; others wanted to ensure that n 2005, the College was delighted future students would benefit from “The Leavers’ gift Ito receive a gift of £215 from 43 of the same opportunities. It was their the students who left that summer. choice whether or not to make is a tremendous a gift and, in the end, nearly 50% signal to our older Organised by Katherine Batchelor, these students each made a gift decided to do so. Alumni that their of £5 to the Old Members’ Fund. own generosity They asked that these gifts be used very single student who has ever passed through the gates over the last to support students who were to E of Exeter College has benefited several years come after them. An Old Member in the United States was so struck from the generosity of those who is appreciated by this tremendous show of support went before; without philanthropy and understood that he offered to match their gift there would be no Exeter. The by current and pledged to do so again the example from the youngest of following year. our Old Members is a tremendous undergraduates, challenge to all of us to join them and it tells us n June 2006, 52 students, in supporting Exeter. all that the next Icoordinated by Rachel Knibbs, generation is made a gift and together raised ready to play its £260 which was matched again In 2005, 43 students made part.” by the same American donor. a gift of £5 each before Once the match gift was added, leaving Exeter. each of these two year groups had Mark Houghton- They raised £215. Berry (1976, Literae funded a whole Exonian Bursary for Humaniores) another student facing hardship. This was exceeded in 2006 Chairman of the Development Board when 52 students followed hen asked why they chose their example and raised a Wto make a gift, many of total of £260. the students replied that they

 Donors’ Report 2006 destructive way only two-year-olds can truly master. There was definitely no surplus of funds to replace them in our household budget, and I A Huge came to dread my daily stint at the Sackler Library, squinting my way Thank You through the volumes, and returning home with an aching head. I knew I would have to wait for the next loan dispersal (a few months away) guess I am not the typical Exeter if I was to get new glasses. I student. I am thirty-something, “I don’t married with four children. There hen someone in College told me suppose that is not a lot of talk about nappies Tabout the Exonian Bursary, and a few words or primary schools in the MCR. how they were awarded to students It would be easy to feel like an who had fallen upon hard times can adequately outsider, but Exeter College has and whose studies were suffering express the been so wonderful to me that I can through financial strain. I submitted gratitude I feel scarcely believe it. an application and hoped for the best. Imagine my complete joy towards those hen I was accepted last when I was told I was the recipient who contributed Wyear to read for the M.Phil of a very generous Exonian Bursary. to the in European Archaeology, I knew I could look forward to continuing funds that that leaving my children behind my research without jeopardising for two years was not an option. my eyesight. helped me” My husband and I sold most of our belongings, took out a massive Wendy Morrison don’t suppose that a few words Current Student loan, and jumped feet-first into an I can adequately express the incomparable experience abroad. gratitude I feel for those who In 2005/2006 There was enough money to cover contributed to the funds that tuition, accommodation and daily helped me. To help a complete Exeter College meals, but when a clerical error in stranger without expectation or awarded 20 the U.S. froze our funds for a few agenda is one of the great acts of Exonian Bursaries months, things began to get tight. kindness. I can only offer heartfelt for hardship thanks and the promise that when ith an incredible sense of bad I join the ranks of the Old Members, and 120 other Wtiming, my youngest daughter I shall continue the tradition of bursaries and decided to use my spectacles generosity. scholarships. as a form of modern art, in the

Donors’ Report 2006  ollowing a generous donation Members and Friends, the College Fof £1m from Sir Ronald Cohen in would be a poorer place, not just 2005, the College was challenged financially, but intellectually and History to raise a further £250,000 to endow socially. That we have had such Fellowship a new Fellowship in Modern History success is not only a testament (following Dr John Maddicott’s to the generosity of our Old Campaign retirement last year). In November Members but also a fitting tribute 2006, the History Fellowship to Dr Maddicott, whose teaching Campaign closed successfully, is remembered by so many with having been supported by over deep respect and affection. 150 Old Members, including some Although Dr Maddicott has now non-historians. Many said how officially retired, he continues to be pleased they were to be given the very much part of College life. opportunity to support something that would have such a lasting effect, even if they were only able he success of this Campaign to make a modest gift themselves. Tproves that every gift to College Furthermore, of all those who really can make a difference. We contributed, 42 made their first gift are proud that together we have ever to the College. secured another fine teaching Dr John Maddicott Fellow to continue the traditions Emeritus Fellow and excellence of the tutorial Over 150 s a result of this outstanding system for generations of students Asupport, the College was yet to come. Old Members, able to appoint our new Fellow historians and in Modern History, Dr Christina de non-historians, Bellaigue, in September 2006. She has settled in well to College life and joined Sir Ronald enjoys her teaching responsibilities. Cohen to create Her research focuses on the history this Fellowship of education and childhood, the in Modern History relationship between gender and notions of national identity, and following Dr John the history of social mobility and Maddicott’s social structure. retirement in Dr Christina de Bellaigue 2006. e frequently say that, without Fellow in Modern History Wthe philanthropy of our Old

10 Donors’ Report 2006 Donors to the History Fellowship Campaign Lead Gift - £1,000,000 Mr Ian McGregor Prof Alan Cassels Dr David Shorney Sir Ronald Cohen Mr Alexander Minford Ms Donna Catley Mr James Skidmore Mr David Norgrove Mr Anthony Collings-Wells Mr David Skinner £25,000 or greater Prof Roger Pearson Mr Richard Cullen Mr Robert Smith Mr Nicholas Gaynor Mr Paul Redfern Mr David Culver Mr Christopher Storr Mr Richard Meddings Mr Barry Saxton Mr & Mrs Andrew Darnton Mr Nicholas Thomas Mr Charles Outhwaite Mr Michael Sissons Mr Nicholas Davidson Mr David Thompson Mr Nicholas Stretch Mrs Georgina Dennis Mr Ronald Tidmarsh £10,000 or greater Mrs Karen Ward Miss Michelle Doran Mr John Tyrer Anonymous (2) Dr Ronald Watkins Mr Martin Fanning Mr Hugh Warren Mr Shom Bhattacharya Mr David Watson Mr Rob Farquharson Dr Henry Will Mr Simon Ruckert Mr Ben Williams Mrs Diane Flack The Reverend Andrew Mr Gary Goodman Wilson £5,000 or greater £500 or greater Prof Katy Graddy & Mr Prof John Wolffe Mr Justin Brett Anonymous (3) Alexander Appleby Mr Derek Wheeler Mr Roger Bick Dr Ian Hall Other Gifts Mr Godfrey Bowles Mr Eric Bergbusch £1,000 or greater Mr Guy Healey Mr Mike Camp Mr Michael Horniman Miss Katherine Brewer Anonymous (2) Mr Andrew Coulton Mrs Katie Cartwright Mr Robert Argles Mr Edward Kearns The Rt Hon Paul Dean Mr Mark King Mr Mark Chatterton Mr Nigel Bennett Mr Patric Dickinson Mr Don Culver Mrs Catherine Bingham The Late Mr Keith Knott Mr Guy Elliott Mr Laurence Le Quesne Miss Jenny Curtis Mr Robin Blades Mr Roy Holden Mr John Frood Mr Ian Bradbury Prof Anthony Low Mr Ian Hollands Mr Robert Lowndes Mr Rosslyn Gilkes Mr David Burchell Mr Kenneth Ibbett Mr Stewart Hamilton Mr David Chadwick Dr John Maddicott Mr Vernon Kitch Mr Robert Miners Mr Geoffrey Hancock Mr Ralph Garbett Mr Jamie Maples Mr John Hawkins Prof Timothy Garton-Ash Mr Andrew Newton Mr George Moody Dr William O’Reilly Mr Michael Hinman Mr Charles Gillott Mr Nigel Pocklington Mr Dennis Holman Mr Jon Gisby Mr Sean O’Sullivan Prof John Quelch Mr John Oxford Mr Brian Kingshott Mr Jonathan Gittos Major General Richard Mr David Lingham Mr Nicholas Gregory The Reverend Kenneth Shirreff Padley Lady Jennifer Norman Mr Peter Guggenheim Prof Paul Slack Miss Hannah Parham Mr Peter Hobbs Mr Steve Pagan Lord Paul Tyler Mr Jeremy Pocklington Mr Robert Parkinson Mr Timothy Houghton Mr Bill Westwater Mr Keith Pearson Mr Brian Kethero The Late Mr Peter Pointer Mr Francis Radice Mr Matthew Ray Mr Ray Le Page £100 or greater Mr Mark Richards Mr James Macnair Mr Anthony Reid Mr Naim Ajmeri Mr Dermot Russell Mr Richard Salter Mr Arthur Marshall Mr Richard Astle Dr Alastair Saunders The Reverend James Mr Alan Russett Mr Gary Best Mr Alan Seager Mr John Saunders McConica Mr Duncan Bowring

Donors’ Report 2006 11 Exeter has been very fortunate to receive several major benefactions in 2005/6. In addition to these, we have also recently received funds to create several new named Major Gifts scholarships for hardship and, from John Quelch, funds to create the Harvard Room, for teaching and discussion.

Hall Windows and Library Shelving - David Hartnett (1971, English) Exeter has Through the Hartnett Trust, David and Newly restored Hall been fortunate Margaret Hartnett have committed to Windows to receive funding the much needed work to restore several major the Hall Windows. Several windows have benefactions now been returned to their former glory over the last and, over the next few years, the remaining windows will be also be cleaned and year. repaired. In addition, David and Margaret made a gift to provide new shelving in the Library. As our collection continues to grow we need the space and shelving to ensure that they are accessible at all times, otherwise many of these books would have to be stored in New Libary the stacks. Shelving

Maths Teaching Assistant - Iain Lumsden (1964, Mathematics) Iain Lumsden’s generous gift has provided the College with a graduate Teaching Assistant in Mathematics. The Assistant does not undertake tutorial teaching, but assists the Maths Fellows Mathematics with their marking and supplementary teaching. This means that Tutorial in the additional teaching support is available for Undergraduates Harvard Room and that the Fellows can focus on their tutorial teaching and research.

12 Donors’ Report 2006 Cleaning the Chapel - Stephen Green (1966, PPE) Stephen Green’s gift has enabled the College to clean the interior of the Chapel as part of the major restoration work that Exeter is undertaking to restore and preserve this Gothic masterpiece. Major Gifts Imagine our surprise when, after erecting seven storeys of scaffolding, we realised that the ceiling was actually made up of two tones of cream and gold. It is only as the cleaners reveal the radiant limestone that we realise how much we have been missing. These are some examples of what we have been able to achieve as a result of the generosity of some of our major benefactors. Winston S. Churchill K C Wheare Memorial Bursary Scholarship - Lady Wheare (Friend) - Richard Mahoney (Friend) Sir was Richard Mahoney is a Rector at Exeter from 1956 to Friend of Exeter and a keen 1972 and he and his family philanthropist. His passion were a great influence on for Winston Churchill and College life. Lady Wheare conviction of the value of an and her family have made a Oxford education led him to gift to endow this bursary for create the Winston S. Churchill an Exeter College student Scholarship for an American experiencing hardship, graduate who wishes to study Sir Kenneth Wheare and it has already made a Churchill’s era. We hope to and the kangaroo, dramatic difference in more see the first Scholar arrive at a dripstop on the than one student’s life. Exeter in October 07. Bodleian Library

Donors’ Report 2006 13 Table of Benefactors (for donations since 2000) Table of Members of the Court of Mr Richard Mahoney Benefactors Benefactors Professor John Quelch (£500,000 or greater) Mr John Ratcliffe Mr Bennett Boskey Lady Joan Wheare Sir Ronald Cohen (Gifts in Honour of the Memory of Mr Honorary Members of the SCR Michael Cohen) (£10,000 or greater) “We are very Mr Bart Holaday Anonymous (7) grateful to those (Gifts from the Dakota Foundation in Mr Alan Bennett Honour of Mrs Alberta Bart Holaday) Mr Shom Bhattacharya who make a Mr Bruce Carnegie-Brown donation to Stapledon Benefactors Mr Charles Cotton Exeter however (£250,000 or greater) Mrs Elizabeth Gili large or small. Mr Mark Houghton-Berry Mr Rafael Gil-Tienda Mr Paul Pheby Mr Adam Hogg Every gift helps Mr William Jackson to make a Petre Benefactors Mr John Leighfield difference to the (£100,000 or greater) Mr Charles Outhwaite College and to Anonymous (1) Mr Ralph Raby The Late Mr Brian Murgatroyd Mr Simon Ruckert the students The Late Sir Peter Russell who study here Foundation Benefactors Mrs T Smith today” (£50,000 or greater) (In Memory of her late husband, Mr Anonymous (1) Thomas Smith) The Late Mr Michael Byrd Mr Peter Thompson Katrina Hancock Dr David & Mrs Margaret Hartnett Mr Tim Vanderver Jnr Director of (Gifts from the Hartnett Trust) Development Mr Richard Heald

Palmer Benefactors (£25,000 or greater) Anonymous (6) Mr Bill Golden Professor John Hughes Sir Peter Job

14 Donors’ Report 2006 e would like to thank the Old Members and Fellows, Parents Donations Wand Friends who have donated to the Old Members’ Fund, given specific donations or left legacies. Thank you too to the Old to all those who have supported Exeter in the past. Members’ Fund by The following list recognises those who made a gift to the Old Members’ Matriculation Fund in 2005/06. Great effort has been made to ensure that this list is accurate. However there may be mistakes or omissions, for which we Year apologise in advance. Please let us know of any errors and we will be happy to print corrections in the next issue of the Donors’ Report. Information Please note that all figures given are gross. If you pay tax in the UK, we are provided (overleaf): able to reclaim approximately 28p for each £1 donated via Gift Aid. Matriculation Year Recognition by Exeter College is not necessarily dependent on Name of volunteer benefaction. Names are proposed by the Rector, the President of the TOTAL AMOUNT Senior Common Room or the Fellowship Review Committee to Governing GIVEN Body for consideration. Participation rate (i.e. total number of Old Members who have made a major gift (£10,000 or greater) this year donors in matriculation are included in their year group list but the value of their gift is not included year/total number in in the total amount given for that year. matriculation year x 100) Name(s) Percentage Participation Rate by MatriculationYear

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Donors’ Report 2006 15 Reverend Prebendary Dr Roy Bickerton Mr Kenneth Wills List of Old Eric Tinker Mr Barry Taylor Members who The Reverend Roger The Late Reverend 1947 have donated Urwin Hubert Trenchard Mr Paul Atyeo TOTAL GIVEN: £4,263 during the period 1942 1945 Participation rate: 42% 1st August 2005 Vacant Mr Fitzroy Somerset to 31st July 2006 TOTAL GIVEN: £3,545 TOTAL GIVEN: £2,594 Mr Nicolas Banister Participation rate: 47% Participation rate: 48% Mr William Beattie Ambassador James Engle Pre 1941 The Rt Hon Paul Dean Mr Malcolm Baron Mr Rosslyn Gilkes Mr Harry James Mr Noel Fletcher The Reverend John Mr Richard Gilman TOTAL GIVEN: £6,789 Mr George Fulleylove Benton Mr Ken Jones Participation rate: 31% Dr Joe Hatton Mr Anthony Dalman Mr Bernard Lancaster Sir Godfray Le Quesne Mr John Davies Mr Ray Le Page Anonymous Dr Peter Lewis Professor Alan Eddy Mr Arthur Marshall The Late Mr Alexander Mr Alan Preston Mr Geoffrey Hancock Mr John Saunders Ballingal Dr Donald Verity The Late Mr Richard Mr Nicholas Thomas Mr George Connell Hudson Mr Ronald Tidmarsh Mr John Cooper 1943 Dr John Jeffreys Professor Stanley Walker Mr Douglas Cox Vacant Professor Anthony Low Mr Bill Drower TOTAL GIVEN: £1,529 Mr Brian Oakley 1948 Group Captain Hugh Participation rate: 47% Dr Edwin Saxton Mr Arnold Reuben Eccles Mr Michael West TOTAL GIVEN: £10,304 Mr Alan Fogg Mr Frank Ashby Mr Thomas Weston Participation rate: 35% Mr Scott Forsyth Mr Tony Barker Mr Farnsworth Fowle His Honour Gerald 1946 Mr Jared Armstrong Reverend Canon Gerald Coombe Vacant Dr Correlli Barnett Hudson Mr Fred Hemming TOTAL GIVEN: £4,123 Mr Jim Collis Mr Ronald Hunkin Mr Roy Holden Participation rate: 46% Mr Ronald Dodsworth Reverend Prebendary Mr Michael Horniman Mr John Eyres Peter Jones Professor David Sir Roger Bannister Sir Michael Levey Dr Eric Kemp Underdown Dr Richard Barlow Mr Robert Lowndes Mr Geoffrey Martindale Dr Ronald Watkins Dr Keith Egleston Mr Robert Peake Dr John McOmie Mr Bedrick Eisler Mr John Probert The Late Dr Lewis Parker 1944 Mr Hugh Gamon Mr Edward Robinson Mr Oliver Perks Vacant Professor Martin Gibson Mr John Robinson Dr Mervyn Prichard TOTAL GIVEN: £2,463 Dr Stanley Jeffries Mr Derek Sawyer Mr Ralph Raby Participation rate: 40% Sir Sydney Kentridge Mr Peter Spriddell Mr Howard Rallison Mr Ian McWhinnie Sir Kenneth Stowe Professor Peter Rickard The Late Mr Philip Adlard Captain John Pollard The Reverend David Dr Edward Rudland Mr Michael Ball Mr Michael Spring Watts The Late Dr Geoffrey Salt The Late Dr Colin Baskett Mr John Tyrer Mr Michael Wearne

16 Donors’ Report 2006 Mr Jack Wicker Mr Peter Taylor Mr Peter Fisher His Honour Jim Dr Rex Williams Mr Richard Wheway Mr Clive Franklin Stephenson Mr Chris Winn Mr Ian Garvie Mr Peter Thomas 1951 The Reverend John Dr Chris van Zyl 1949 Mr Ian Hargraves Henstridge Mr George Welch Vacant Mr Peter Ryan Mr John Heritage Mr Jo Welch TOTAL GIVEN: £3,120 TOTAL GIVEN: £6,013 Mr Vernon Kitch Mr John Wilson Participation rate: 29% Participation rate: 41% Mr Robert Lord Mr Eric Pankhurst 1954 Mr Paul Alexander Mr Terry Baskett Dr Bill Roberts Mr John Partridge Mr Adrian Brown Mr David Burchell Mr David Sanders Mr Alan Shallcross Mr Anthony Collings-Wells Mr Colin Clowes The Reverend David TOTAL GIVEN: £4,001 Dr Alexander Eastwood Mr Gordon Cove Sharpe Participation rate: 40% Mr Bill Ellis Mr Don Culver Mr Colin Sheppard Mr Jay Gruenfeld Mr Frederick Dakin Mr Chris Suddaby Dr Kenneth Arnold Mr Peter Guggenheim Canon John Edge Mr John Tayler The Reverend Ian Billinge Mr Dennis Holman Dr Walter Gratzer Mr Denis Vandervelde Mr John Boulter Mr Raif Markarian Mr Barrie Hall Dr Johnson Wayne Canon Ian Bunting Mr John Orchard Dr John Harper Dr Brian Wilkey Mr Peter de Iongh The Late Reverend Tony Mr John McCann Mr David Wright Mr Harry Eccles Richards The Reverend James Mr Edward Eyre Dr Anthony Robson McConica 1953 Mr Michael Heap Mr David Rolfe Mr James Midwinter Mr Ian Hollands Mr Victor Kemp Mr Alan Russett Mr Brian Moore TOTAL GIVEN: £8,900 Mr Stuart MacGregor Mr Pip Watson Mr Keith Pearson Participation rate: 40% Mr John Oxford Dr Ashley Pugh Mr Anthony Pollington 1950 Dr Colin Richards Anonymous Mr David Sabin Dr Henry Will His Honour Giles Rooke Mr Roger Bick Mr John Saunders TOTAL GIVEN: £6,714 Mr Ned Sherrin Mr John Bickerdike Dr Memo Spathis Participation rate: 39% Dr David Shorney Mr Michael Blower Professor Richard Mr Peter Southgate Dr John Buchanan Swinburne Anonymous Mr John Stubbs Mr Nicholas Coleman Mr Peter Trinder Professor Rufus Churcher Mr Joseph Sykes Mr Peter Dutton Mr Eric Wilkinson The Late Mr Derek Mr John White Mr Sam Eadie The Late Mr Terence Cockerill Mr David Garrood Williams Mr John Creighton 1952 Mr Brian Kethero Dr Ian Henderson Mr Keith Holloway Dr Lawrence Lindquist 1955 Professor John Hughes Mr Tony Moreton Mr Michael Lockton Mr Neville Sheard The Late Mr Keith Knott TOTAL GIVEN: £3,194 Mr Malcolm Mendoza TOTAL GIVEN: £9,251 Dr Edward Mucklow Participation rate: 41% Mr Brian Park Participation rate: 37% Mr Norman Oliver Mr Eric Pride His Honour Eifion Roberts Mr Pip Appleby Mr John Roper Anonymous Mr Dennis Stanfill Mr Colin Cowey Mr Michael Sargent Mr Clive Annets

Donors’ Report 2006 17 Mr Roger Billings Mr Roger Pyne Mr Gordon Wood Mr Michael Langford Mr Godfrey Bowles Mr Noel Shobbrook Reverend Canon Richard Mr William Horrell Professor Donald 1958 Orchard Mr Michael Jenkins Sniegowski Mr Roger Thorn Mr Mr Graham Keeley Mr John Speirs TOTAL GIVEN: £6,729 Mr Andrew Pirie Mr Godfrey Lloyd Professor Henry Participation rate: 21% Professor Michael Mr John Lovell Summerfield Schofield Mr George Moody Mr Martin Woodgett Anonymous Mr Michael Squire Mr Brian Roden Anonymous Mr Christopher Storr Dr John Rogers 1957 Mr David Chadwick Mr Julian Stuart Mr Joe Schork His Honour Michael The Late Mr Martin Mr Hugh Sweet Mr Alan Seager Lightfoot Chambers Mr Gerald Tisdall Mr Michael Sissons Professor Arthur Morris Mr David Heilbron Canon Graham Walker TOTAL GIVEN: £5,155 Mr Dick Hyde 1960 Dr Robin Wallace Participation rate: 43% Dr David Knight Mr Alan Broomhead Mr Paul Wheeler Professor John Lawrence Mr Tony Cole Judge Kenneth Zucker Mr Barrie Benfield Mr Tom Merren TOTAL GIVEN: £6,666 Mr Eric Bergbusch Professor Joseph Nye Participation rate: 22% 1956 Mr Michael Collins Dr Michael Richards Mr Anton Buckoke Dr Clark Cunningham Mr Gwynne Sullivan Mr Patrick Brown Mr John Goslin Mr Brian Cunningham The Reverend Geoffrey Mr Ian Capps TOTAL GIVEN: £12,180 Mr John Gold Wrayford Ambassador Dick Celeste Participation rate: 39% Mr Anthony Grocott Professor Michael Jacobs Mr Gerald Harrison 1959 Professor Elizabeth Anonymous Mr John Hawkins Mr Peter Hobbs Jeffreys Dr Richard Arnold Mr Keith Hester TOTAL GIVEN: £6,202 The Late Professor Edward Mr Hugh Barrett Mr Roger Horne Participation rate: 39% Newlands Mr Alan Brain Mr Richard Johnson Mr Francis Radice Mr Ian Brammer Mr Ray Jones Mr Robert Argles Mr Angus Ross Professor Richard Brealey Mr Brian Knight Professor Michael Clark Mr Edward Salmon Dr Stephen Cretney Mr Philip Le Brocq Mr Jim Davie Mr Barry Saxton Dr Michael Crowe Mr Patrick Llewellyn- Mr Ivor Davies Mr Joseph Sharp Mr David Culver Davies Mr Michael Davis Mr John Thane Mr Michael Gittins Mr Richard Penn Mr Peter Findell Professor Ted Gordon- Mr Michael Ramsbotham Mr Terry Fitzgerald 1961 Smith Mr David Rimmer Dr Bill Gissane Vacant Mr Alan Hatwell Mr David Rodway Dr Christopher Green TOTAL GIVEN: £4,549 Mr Bryan Haworth Mr Ian Stoyle Mr Trevor Harrison Participation rate: 27% Mr Michael Imison The Late Dr Colin Sutton Lieutenant General Brad Mr Pedro-Pablo Kuczynski Mr Nicholas Trigg Hosmer Dr Nigel Bunce Mr Richard Latham Mr Jeffery Wear Mr Stanley Johnson Dr Richard Du Parcq Mr John Lea Mr Michael Whitear Mr Tom Jones Mr Ian Gatenby Mr Graham Powell Mr Colin Wood Mr Brian Kingshott Dr Richard Gill

18 Donors’ Report 2006 The Reverend Tom 1964 Professor Mark Janis Goode Mr Michael Preston Mr Colin Joseph Anonymous Mr Bob Hannam TOTAL GIVEN: £14,238 Mr Stephen Marfleet Mr Graham Curtis Mr Peter Moffatt Participation rate: 27% Mr Mark Moroney Mr Malcolm Fain Professor Fred Morrison Mr Jim Prust Dr Nicholas Kadar The Reverend John Perry Mr Tony Addison Mr Richard Savours Mr Michael Krantz Mr Andrew Piper Mr Christopher Allen Dr John Schwarzmantel Mr Helmut Kumm Mr Stephen Siddall Mr John Alpass Mr Philip Slayton Mr Michael Langley Mr Nigel Tonkin Professor David Mr David Taylor Mr Anthony McBride Mr Peter Walker Appelbaum Mr Timothy A Vanderver Mr Robert Newman Mr Paul Webb Mr David Badcock Jnr Mr David Norgrove Professor Robin Boadway Mr Charles Oram 1962 Mr Michael Bradley 1966 Professor Roger Pearson Mr John Armstrong Mr Hugh Clarke Mr Terry Walton The Right Reverend Mr Ian Potts Mr John Hawkes TOTAL GIVEN: £5,832 Monsignor Gordon Read TOTAL GIVEN: £11,800 Mr Christopher Holroyd Participation rate: 35% Mr David Watson Participation rate: 14% Mr David Jeacock Dr Jo Jesty Anonymous 1968 Mr Sandrey Date Mr John Johnson Anonymous Sir Mark Allen Mr Bill Flett Mr Iain Lumsden Dr Huw Alban Davies TOTAL GIVEN: £1,368 Mr Adam Hogg Mr Ian McGowan Mr Roger Alton Participation rate: 16% Mr Robert Jackson Mr Kenneth Parker Mr Keith Atkey Mr Frank James Dr Bruce Patrick Mr Walter Bachman Dr Alan Davis Lieutenant Colonel Mr John Snell Professor Hugh Beale Mr John Fassnidge Charles Messenger Mr Roger Surcombe Mr Martin Couchman Dr Mike Ferris Mr Michael Runnalls Dr Richard Suzman Mr David Ewing The Reverend John Fulton Mr Edward Saunders Professor Dick Taylor The Reverend Roger Mr Michael Hinman Mr Anthony Targett Gilbert Mr Boisfeuillet Jones Jr 1965 Mr Peter Gluckman Mr Graham Miller 1963 Mr Tom Steele Mr Hartley Heard Mr Anthony Sykes Mr Andrew Walker Dr John Vinson Mr Roger Kubarych Mr Andrew Taylor TOTAL GIVEN: £2,294 TOTAL GIVEN: £8,737 Mr Michael Lanning Participation rate: 10% Participation rate: 26% Mr John Lenton 1969 Mr John McKeown Dr Richard Harries Professor Ivor Crewe Anonymous Mr Talbot Penner Prof John Quelch Mr Norman Davidson Professor Garett Barden Mr David Pow TOTAL GIVEN: £2,153 Kelly Mr Anthony Brailsford Mr Nicholas Simons Participation rate: 22% Mr John Frood Mr Graham Chainey Mr Nick Stokes Mr Ralph Garbett Mr Richard Hermon Mr Michael Allen Professor Robert Smythe Mr Alan Hing 1967 Mr Alastair Brett Mr Peter Walters Mr Bart Holaday Mr Henry Brown Dr John Carrick Mr David Wilson Hon Sir James Holman TOTAL GIVEN: £4,373 Dr Andrew Chojnicki Mr Michael Hoskins Participation rate: 20% Mr Peter Cooke

Donors’ Report 2006 19 Dr Mike Griffiths Dr David Ralph Dr Paul Doherty Dr Eric Warner Mr Richard Lawrey Mr John Ratcliffe Mr Mark Duckham Mr Michael Lee Mr Andrew Walter Mr Robert Field 1975 Mr Michael Poultney Professor Peter Willett Mr David Frith Mr Giles Emerson Mr Robert Ward Mr Michael Hosking MR Alan Newton Mr Michael Wood 1972 Mr Jonathan Howard- TOTAL GIVEN: £5,045 Dr Mike Wooldridge Mr Nick Byrne Drake Participation rate: 18% TOTAL GIVEN: £7,324 Dr David Seamark 1970 Participation rate: 26% Mr Roger Stone Anonymous Dr Peter Wilson Mr Ian Thrussell Mr Simon Bloomfield TOTAL GIVEN: £3,467 Anonymous Dr Jerry Wales Mr Stephen Daykin Participation rate: 17% Dr Roger Baker Mr Julian Wynter Mr Christopher Drake Mr Raymond Bell Mr Richard Hannah Mr Gary Best Mr Duncan Bowring 1974 Mr Christopher Headdon Mr David Ceen Mr Malcolm Churchill Mr Mark King Dr Paul Leyland Mr Richard Fitzsimmons Professor David Feldman Mr Alan Lammin Mr John Miller Mr Gerry Halon Mr Michael Frankl TOTAL GIVEN: £7,143 Mr Terence Professor Ian Lawrie Mr Stephen Gale-Batten Participation rate: 33% Mowschenson Mr Martin Pasteiner Mr Stewart Hamilton Mr Robert Parkinson Mr Richard Salter Mr John Hardman Anonymous Dr Peter Shadbolt Mr Michael Simpson Dr Nigel Kay Mr Simon Chadwick Mr Mark Shaddick Mr Richard Sparks Mr Keith Le Page Dr Mark Currie Dr Philip Stephens Mr David Tucker Mr Paul Marks Mr Guy Elliott Mr Chris Sturdee Mr Stephen Wilson Dr Michael O’Connor Mr Frank Holman Mr David Watson Mr Krishna Sethia Mr Peter Kelly 1971 Dr Martin Smith Mr Ian McGregor 1976 Mr Peter Miéville Mr Richard Stones Mr Paul O’Brien Mr Russell Gardner TOTAL GIVEN: £8,506 Dr Graham Taylor Dr Christopher Perrett Mr Mark Houghton-Berry Participation rate: 24% Mr Ian Webb Mr Andrew Popham Mr Nick Kendall- Mr Justin Young Dr Steven Ratcliffe Carpenter Mr Peter Agius Mr William Reeve TOTAL GIVEN: £8,369 Dr William Atkinson 1973 Mr Robert Reid Participation rate: 20% Mr Shom Bhattacharya Mr Murray Feely Mr Clive Richards Mr Christopher Boyce Mr Keith Fox Mr Nigel Roffe Anonymous Mr Geoff Hall Mr George Roffe-Silvester Mr Paul Sanders Mr Graham Ayre Dr David Hartnett TOTAL GIVEN: £6,835 Dr David Seddon Mr Mark Ballman Mr Richard Jackson Participation rate: 24% Major General Richard Mr Neil Burton Mr Andrew Martin-Smith Shirreff Mr John Clark Mr Alasdair McKeane Anonymous Mr Jonathan Siviter The Honourable Justice Mr Philip Nokes Mr David Camp Dr David Smith Thomas Cromwell Mr Scott Nycum Mr David Cannon Mr Ian Smith Mr Gareth Edwards Mr Tim O’Brien Mr Adrian Carlton-Oatley Dr John Taylor Mr James Gildersleve Mr Martin Penny Mr Alan Chambers Mr Richard Tolkien Mr Nicholas Gregory

20 Donors’ Report 2006 Mr Robert Haden Mr Russell Davidson Mr David Cantor Mr Dan Rosen Sir Roland Jackson Mr PM Edgerton Mr Andrew Goldsworthy Mr Stephen Schaw Miller Mr Paul Kane Dr Christian Eley Mr Andy Hobart Mr David Skinner Mr Andrew Paton Mr Murray Fulton Mr Stephen Jackson Mr Alastair Smail Mr Peter Rush Mr Nicholas Gaynor Mr Nick Kennedy Commander John Mr Stephen Walsh Mr Charles Gillott Mr Conrad Murphy Warden Mr Richard Waterfield Mr Edwin Harland Mr Philip New Mr Dominic Watts Dr Simon Winterton Dr Charles McCabe Mr Kevin Pantling Miss Tina Woolnough Mr Malcolm Rutherford Mrs Rosemary Pantling Mr Nicholas Worskett 1977 Dr Michael Sanders Mrs Catherine Score Mr Roger Fink Lord Peter Truscott Mr Martyn Sharples 1983 Dr Nigel Glen Mr Julian Waltho Mr Julian Thomas Mr Andy Anson Mr Chisanga Puta- Dr Ewan West TOTAL GIVEN: £6,142 Chekwe Mr Derek Wheeler 1981 Participation rate: 19% Mr Richard Watson Mr Peter Woodbridge Vacant TOTAL GIVEN: £17,658 TOTAL GIVEN: £2,649 Mr Richard Astle Participation rate: 14% 1979 Participation rate: 14% Mr Robin Blades Mr Christopher Allner Mr Gordon Clark Professor James Adams TOTAL GIVEN: £5,416 Anonymous Mr Nicholas Davidson Dr Jeremy Broadhead Participation rate: 21% Mrs Catherine Bingham Ms Sandie Fillingham Mr Michael Hart Mr Mark Chatterton Dr Simon Hooker Mr Alexander Jamieson Mr Charles Anderson Mr Michael Gigney Mr William Jackson Mr Stephen Jerome Mr Alastair Ballantyne Dr David Marples Ms Alison Kelly Mr Aidan Langley Mrs Jenny Bond Mr Robert Noel Dr Barbara Lunnon Mr Peter Lederman Mr Ian Bradbury Mrs Susan Parker Mr Iain McNeil Mr Richard Meddings Mr Michael Coleman Mr Neil Robjohns Dr Emma Parmee Sinclair Mr Chisanga Puta- Mr Andrew Coulton Mr Fraser Searle Mr Jonathan Ramsden Chekwe Mr Mark Fleming Mrs Susan Searle Mr Dermot Russell Mr Michael Scarisbrick Mr Graeme Francis Mr Mark Shepherd Mr Anthony Saint Mr Mark Thomas Professor Steve Higgins Ms Sally Welham Mr Craig Shuttleworth Mr Hugh Warren Mr Robin Howard Dr James White Mr Martyn Leaver 1982 1978 Mr Alexander Minford Vacant 1984 Mr Toby Wallis Mr Richard Morris TOTAL GIVEN: £6,413 Mr Charles Outhwaite TOTAL GIVEN: £13,483 Mr William Murphy Participation rate: 19% TOTAL GIVEN: £11,095 Participation rate: 26% Mr Paul Pheby Participation rate: 15% Mr Paul Redfern Anonymous Anonymous Mrs Karen Ward Mr Chris Archer-Lock Dr Hussein Barma The Hon Mr Justice Aarif Mr Christopher Digby Mr Ian Boardman Barma 1980 Miss Susan Grocott Mr Nigel Davies Mr Hugh Bell Mr Neil Monnery Mrs Tessa McDonald Mrs Diane Flack Mr Nigel Bennett TOTAL GIVEN: £2,035 Mr Andrew Newton Mr Sean Fox Mr Mike Camp Participation rate: 14% Dr Philip Rose Ms Carole Green

Donors’ Report 2006 21 Mr Guy Healey Dr Geoffrey Greatrex 1989 Dr Carl Thwaite Mrs Rosalind Henwood Mr Christopher Hancock Mr Justin Brett Dr William Wadsworth Mr William Kenyon Mr David Harrison Miss Samantha Stayte Mr Mark Richards Mr Steve Holsten TOTAL GIVEN: £3,639 1991 Mr Constantinos Shiatis Ms Liz Kelleher Participation rate: 18% Vacant Mrs Jane Stubbs Mr Adrian Sainsbury TOTAL GIVEN: £2,501 Miss Elizabeth Whittaker Mr James Sanders Anonymous Participation rate: 13% Mr Nicholas Stretch Anonymous 1985 Mr Bill Westwater Dr Conrad Benefield Mrs Angela Baker Mr Adrian Monck Mr Alistair Campbell Mrs Caroline Bansal TOTAL GIVEN: £3,710 1987 Mr Roy Cox Mrs Lindsey Baxter Participation rate: 17% Vacant Mr Richard Dudley Mrs Anna Down TOTAL GIVEN: £1,232 Mr Edward Kearns Mr Ian Glen Ms Christina Blacklaws Participation rate: 9% Mr Alasdair Kergon Mr Mark Harris Mrs Fiona Boulton Mr Nigel Leyland The Hon Ed Harris Mr Christopher Chinn Mrs Deborah Ball Mr David Lingham Mr Philip Jones Mr Paul Edwards Dr Richard Bennett Dr Jo Morrison Mr Robert Miners Mr Richard Everitt Dr Robert Cramer Mr Nigel Pocklington Professor Miranda Mrs Nicola Fothergill Mr Robert Duddridge Professor Surya Subedi Mugford Mrs Sue Gauge Mr Alistair Peel Mr Karim Wilkins Dr Philomen Probert Mrs Jane Hayes Mr Spencer Phua Mr Ben Williams Dr Peter Tu Mr Bruce Murray Mrs Rosemary Riepma Mr David Williams Ms Elizabeth Webb Mr George Peretz Mr Andrew Thornton- Dr Steve Winder Mr Tom Weiss Mr Mick Platt Norris Mr David Schwartz 1990 1992 Dr Guy Stuart 1988 Ms Tracy Northey Vacant Mr David Thompson Mr Matthew Fitton Mr Jonathan Raveney TOTAL GIVEN: £7,973 Mr John Urquhart TOTAL GIVEN: £1,448 TOTAL GIVEN: £2,277 Participation rate: 15% Dr Lesley Whitehurst Participation rate: 9% Participation rate: 13% Professor Xiaozhong Anonymous Zhang Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mrs Georgina Dennis Dr David Bieber Anonymous 1986 Mr Nick George Miss Katherine Brewer Ms Fiona Boylan Mrs Amanda Williams Mr Chris Gondek Ms Donna Catley Dr Imin Chen TOTAL GIVEN: £6,478 Mr Garri Hendell Mr Christopher Coleridge Ms Tobie Cornejo Participation rate: 15% Mr Lee Mickus Ms Karen Fogden Mr Neill Cotton Mr David Pesikoff Ms Sarah Fuller Mr & Mrs Andrew Darnton Mr Chris Ball Mr Chandler Rosenberger Dr Tom Gaziano Mr Andy Davies Mr Nick Barnard Mr David Susich Ms Rachel Knubley Mr Timothy Houghton Mr Neil Blair The Reverend Andrew Dr Nikolaos Petropoulos Miss Jean Kitson Dr John Catlow Wilson Mr Andy Powell Mr Charles Mander Mr Jonathan Gittos Dr Matthew Preston Dr Lakis Michael Mr Jonathan Gough Mr James Skidmore Mr Sean O’Sullivan

22 Donors’ Report 2006 Mr Ben Peers Dr Jane Louise Reid Mrs Carin Westerlund Mr Nicky Dean Mr Jeremy Pocklington Mr Brent Roam Miss Michelle Doran Mr Prajakt Samant 1999 Miss Julia Draper Mr William Yarker 1996 The Reverend Philip Miss Anneke Ely Mr Alastair Brown Hobday Mr David Harvey 1993 Mrs Lucy Layet Miss Freddy West Mr James Jordan Vacant TOTAL GIVEN: £633 TOTAL GIVEN: £1,122 Miss Katie Kingwell TOTAL GIVEN: £1,291 Participation rate: 3% Participation rate: 5% Miss Rachel Knibbs Participation rate: 9% Miss Helen Livingstone Mr Nadeem Aftab Ms Marina Bazzani Miss Juliet Lough Mr Nicolas Atkins Mr Alastair Brown Dr Michael Burcher Mr Drew Newman Mr David Avery-Gee Dr Simon Gatenby Mr Gareth Dunsmore Miss Rachel O’Neill Mr Rik Child Mr Matthew Hancock Ms Jayna Kothari Mrs Angela Palmer Mr Martin Fanning Mr Martin Prickett Mr Adrian Smith Dr Anne Frey 1997 Miss Emily Watson Mr David Gilmore Dr Dorothy Kennedy 2000 Mrs Elin Gilmore The Reverend Kenneth Vacant 2003 Dr Ian Hall Padley TOTAL GIVEN: £381 Vacant Mr Ben Merrick TOTAL GIVEN: £3,812 Participation rate: 4% TOTAL GIVEN: £95 Mrs Charlotte Scrutton Participation rate: 6% Participation rate: 22% Miss Caroline Boddy 1994 Anonymous Dr John Murphy Miss Felicity Burling Mrs Donna Clark Mr Richard Coates Mr Jonathon Poskitt Miss Hannah Daley TOTAL GIVEN: £1,160 Dr Stephen O’Keefe Mr Matthew Ray Mr Luka Gakic Participation rate: 7% Ms Sarah Pfuhl Mr Ashok Talukdar Miss Vanessa Garden Mr Caleb Watts Miss Shaila Haque Mr Andrew Dodd 2001 Miss Charlene Hawkins Mr Joseph Kenner 1998 Miss Hannah Green Mr Darren Kidd Dr Ben McCormack Ms Hannah Lownsbrough TOTAL GIVEN: £335 Mr Greg Lim Mr Nicholas Pashley Mr Ben Moxham Participation rate: 3% Miss Olivia Miller Mrs Anya Radford Mr Peter Rushon Mr Phillip Nash Ms Ann Sim TOTAL GIVEN: £759 Mr Andrew Black Mr James Pantling Ms Victoria Sowerby Participation rate: 8% Mrs Nicole Colson Miss Emily Pull Ms Helen Turnbull Mr Thomas Grant Miss Emily Rhodes Mrs Heather Wadcock Ms Anastasia Mr Robin Hopkins Miss Sharandish Sanghera Andrzejewski Miss Hannah Parham Mr Edward Smith 1995 Miss Jenny Curtis Mr Christopher Sumner Vacant Dr Niels Gaul 2002 Mr Gareth Thomas TOTAL GIVEN: £455 Ms Sharron Morris Vacant Mr Sam Williams Participation rate: 3% Miss Mariza Petropoulou TOTAL GIVEN: £3,529 Mr Stephen Wood Mr Aaron Resch Participation rate: 12% Mrs Katie Cartwright Mr Richard Sherry Ms Elizabeth Elmhirst Mr Jason Straker Anonymous (2)

Donors’ Report 2006 23 2004 Mr & Mrs Mark Burridge Mrs Nancy Kelly Dr Brian Stewart Vacant Mr & Mrs Niall Campbell Mr Beverley Keniger Mr & Mrs Arthur Sutton TOTAL GIVEN: £107 Mr & Mrs Gerald Carter Mr & Mrs Graham Kent Mrs Lieselotte Sutton Participation rate: 2% Captain Nigel Mr & Mrs Owen King Mr William Taylor Champness Mr & Mrs Etse Ladzekpo Miss Carol Topley Mr David Maren Mrs Elizabeth Codd Mrs Christine Laffan Mr & Mrs Paul Topley Mrs Susan Collier Mrs Valerie Lageard Mr Martyn Truman 2005 Dr & Mrs Peter Collins Mr & Mrs Charles Leach Mr Seth Vannatta Vacant Mr & Mrs Paul Coombes Mr & Dr Timothy Lee Mr & Mrs Kevin Walsh TOTAL GIVEN: £45 Mrs Elizabeth Cross Mr & Mrs Richard Lewney Mr Colin Warriner Participation rate: 15% The Late Lady Joyce Dr John Maddicott Professor Helen Crowther-Hunt The Late Ms Patricia Watanabe-O’Kelly Miss Alexandra Augustine Mr Simon & Dr Hardeep Mann Miss Marjorie Watson Miss Allegra Funsten Curtis Mr Christopher Maude Professor Andrew Watson Miss Hannah Gray Mr Adam Davidson Mr Ian McCallum Lady Joan Wheare Miss Caitlin Hanley Dr Huw Davies Mr Hamish McRae Mr & Mrs John White Miss Eileen Kim Mr & Mrs Peter Donnellan Mr Brian Melia Mrs Susan Williams Mr Christopher Lee The Very Reverend John Mr & Mrs Morris Miss Valerie Worthington Mr Andrew Platt Drury Mrs Frances Myles Mrs Ann Wroe Miss Stephanie Wai Miss Caroline Duffy Mr & Mrs Graham Noble The Reverend Hugh Miss Devin Yagel Mr Paul Dykstra Lady Jennifer Norman Wybrew Mr & Mrs Lindsay Forbes Mr Bernard Oppetit Exeter Fellows & Current Dr & Mrs Paul Fraser Mrs Catherine Payne Trusts, Foundations & Students, Friends & Mr Philip Freedman Mr David Peters Corporate Donors Parents Mr & Mrs Peter Geldeard The Late Mr Peter Pointer TOTAL GIVEN: £37,844 Miss Anna Goodhand Dr Oliver Pooley Water for Fish Mr Gary Goodman Mrs Mildred Posvar The Hartnett Charitable Anonymous (10) Mr & Mrs Gould Mr Richard Pym Trust The Late Mr Eric Austin Professor Katy Graddy & Mrs Caroline Reed The Dakota Foundation The Late Mrs Peggy Avery Mr Alex Appleby Mr & Mrs Richard Resch New Focus Limited Mrs Jane Barker Mr & Mrs John Graham Ms Elizabeth Robertson Mr Andrew Barrs & Ms Mr Kenneth & Dr Julie Mr & Mrs Ulrich Schaper Shelley Latham Greenslade Mr Christopher Shea Mr & Mrs Michael Professor Paul Hamilton Ms Doreen Shillito Beaumont Mrs Christina Heath Mr Andrew Siddons Mr & Mrs Ian Bett Mr Benjamin Hesse Miss Claire Simons Miss Naomi Blake Mr Andrew Hines Professor Paul Slack Mr Roger Bourke & Ms Mr Stewart Hoare Mr Andrew Smith Naomi Williams Mrs Jane Howard Dr Jonathan Snicker Mr & Mrs Philip Bradfield Mr Robert Hutchinson Mr John Sproat Mr Roland Brandman Dr Jeri Johnson Mr Colin Squire Mr Charles Brendon Mr David Johnston Ms Brenda Stanley Ms Joanna Britton Mr Peter Jones Dr Klaus Stellner

24 Donors’ Report 2006 How your gift makeS a difference

A regular monthly gift of £25 pays for 6 hours of tutorials in a year Supporting

20 gifts of £100 will create a graduate scholarship the College

A regular monthly gift of £42 pays for an annual hardship bursary

1 gift of £1m plus 150 gifts totalling £250k paid for a Fellowship in Modern History Gifts can take the form of pledges for regular giving, This year we would like to make a special mention of the students who single donations, made a gift to the College in the year that they left. gifts of stocks 2005* Leavers who made a Gift and shares, and Mr Thomas Bajorek Mr Nikolaus Grubeck bequests. Miss Katherine Batchelor Miss Sophie Hanina Miss Abigail Bradfield Mr David Heales Whatever the Mr Christopher Paul Brough Mr Oliver Lomas amount, and Mr Donald Campbell Miss Tamsin Maddock however it is Miss Lucy Carr Miss Harriet Mancey-Barratt Mr James Champness Miss Clare Martin given, we can Miss Jasmine Chan Mr Fergal McLoughlin never thank Mr Stefan Chojnicki Miss Kimiya Minoukadeh you enough for Miss Joanna Condon Miss Laura Morton Mr Michael Cooper Miss Siobhan O’Keeffe your continued Mr Michael Cornford Mr Neerav Patel participation in Miss Katharine Cox Miss Marilena Raouna Exeter’s future Mr Barry Dean Miss Lucy Simmonds Miss Michelle Doran Mr David Stranger-Jones Mr Luke Elson Ms Jenny Svanberg GIFT AID Miss Hannah Forbes Miss Ewa Szypula Did you know that Mr Iason Gabriel Mr Paul Truman if you are a UK tax Mr David Genn Mr Nicholas Widdows Miss Helen Gibson Mrs Claire Widdows payer we can claim Mr James Graham back 28p for every Ms Frances Cairncross (Rector) Ms Afsaneh Gray £1 you give at no extra cost to you? * 2006 Leavers who made a gift are included in the listings on page 21

Donors’ Report 2006 25 College Accounts in Brief Accounts & Sources of Income* Disbursement Fees 1,602,375 Accommodation & Catering 941,405 Conferences 273,655 Endowment Return 1,222,873 “Our investment Donations (from Annual Fund) 322,000 record is good: College Investment Income 332,812 we had a total SUBTOTAL 4,695,120 return averaging 11% over the past Expenditure: four years, and Tuition (1,759,417) 15.4% over the Accommodation & Catering (836,776) past two years.” Buildings & Maintenance (672,527) Peter Johnson Administration (767,064) Finance & Estates IT (190,390) Bursar Development (242,702) SUBTOTAL (4,468,876) Surplus for Year 226,244 * for Spend in 2005/06

Our investment record is good: we had a total return averaging 11% over the past four years, and 15.4% over the past two years. However, as a 700-year-old College we have to plan for downs as well as ups, and so we base our long-term forecasts on a lower rate of return. We assume a long- term real return of 4%. We assume that costs in higher education rise by about 1.8 percentage points a year more than the general rate of inflation. So that 4% long-term real rate is the equivalent for other investors of a real return of 5.8%. If general inflation is running at 3% a year, then it is the equivalent of an 8.8% nominal return. In other words, we assume that the amount we need to earn on our endowment just to protect it from erosion by occasional market reverses and inflation is a minimum of 8.8% a year. In recent years, we have handsomely beaten that.

26 Donors’ Report 2006 Overview

This is the sixth year that Exeter has been engaged in systematic fund- Accounts & raising. In addition to the generous support received from Old Members, Disbursement we have also been increasingly fortunate to receive support from Parents of recent and current students, as well as from Friends of the College. In the last year we raised over £1m through donations, almost the same amount as we receive from our Endowment income. Without this vital additional stream of income to the College, Exeter would not be able to undertake the many programmes of support, teaching and research to Those who give which we are committed. to Exeter can Donations to the Old Members’ Fund were disbursed by the Development be assured that Board, which was guided by donor preferences, where expressed. The 100% of their gift majority of donors direct their gift to “wherever the need is greatest”; is used to fund many of those who make a gift are keen to support the tutorial system. College projects. This has been particularly true over the last 12 months, with around 150 We ensure all Old Members making a gift to the History Fellowship Campaign. We have also received a number of generous benefactions to fund specific Development current and future projects (see pages 12 - 13). Office costs are paid for by the All these gifts enable us to guarantee the quality of student support and College and not teaching for which Exeter is renowned and will ensure that we do not by our Donors merely survive the next 700 years, but thrive and flourish. Thank you for your support. Disbursement of Old Members’ Fund (2005/06) General Disbursement of all donations (2005/06)

300000 For Current Spend (Annual Fund) - 29%

) 250000 (£

For Buildings, New Buildings and Repairs - 36% 200000 Added to Endowment- 35% ered sf

an 150000 Tr 100000

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0 Tutorial Student Student Graduate Student Support (inc Clubs and Hardship Support Careers History Societies Support Fellowship) Projects Supported

Donors’ Report 2006 27 Including Exeter College in your Will

Your Will is the best way to provide for your friends and family, to help the causes you support, and to acknowledge the influences that have shaped your life.

Legacies have played, and continue to play, a major part in the history of Exeter College. As state funding declines, we need constant help to preserve our way of education, our unique environment and our distinct values.

As Exeter College is a charitable institution, bequests to it are free of Inheritance Tax and really do make a difference to the lives of our members. Including a legacy in your Will, or adding a Codicil, is a simple matter, although we do strongly advise that you take professional legal advice.

If you do choose to remember the College in your Will, we would be grateful if you could inform us so that we can ensure that all aspects of your plans are fully understood, and so that we can thank you appropriately. This will not represent a binding commitment, and your plans will be treated in the strictest confidence.

For Old Members living in the United States, Exeter has recently formed a consortium with a number of other Oxford Colleges and with US Bank to facilitate methods of Planned Giving. Specialists in Planned Giving services will provide advice on ways to support Exeter while taking advantage of favourable federal and state tax laws.

For further information, and to receive the College’s legacy brochure, please contact the Development Office.

[email protected] Development Office, Exeter College, Oxford, UK, OX1 3DP 01865 279619

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