UNIV PHILANTHROPY 1249 SOCIETY
MAJOR BENEFACTORS’ SOCIETY FOUNDATION FELLOWS
PRINCIPAL BENEFACTORS’ SOCIETY
WILLIAM OF DURHAM CLUB
ROLL OF DONORS & REPORT OF GIFTS 2014/15
UNIV PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETIES OLD MEMBERS ACROSS THE WORLD NOT ONLY FORM UNIV ’S PAST – THE Y SHAPE ITS FUTURE.
At Univ we are immensely grateful for the generous and continuing support of our Old Members and Friends, which sustains and enhances all of the activities undertaken in the College. In our annual Roll of Donors and on our website, we recognise all those who have supported us each year, unless anonymity has been specified. In addition, we have established a series of societies, and a programme of events and other activities, to express our gratitude and to celebrate our supporters’ generosity. This brochure outlines the membership criteria and the benefits offered to members of our philanthropic societies.
The 1249 Society was established in 2014 to recognise and thank those donors who, through their generosity, lead the way in supporting future generations of students and advancing the interests of the College. MEMBERS OF THE 1249 SOCIETY RECEIVE: • A printed copy of the annual Roll of Donors and the College Record in which members receive special recognition* • Invitations to two exclusive 1249 events per year • Advance notice of events and priority booking • A 1249 Society e-newsletter, updating you on what is happening in College today and how your gifts are being directed
• A commemorative 1249 pin • Tax Benefits Higher rate tax payers can claim back the difference between the higher rates of tax of 40 or 45 per cent and the basic rate of tax at 20 per cent on the total value of their gross donation. Please visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift for further details. *Univ will continue to respect the wishes of Old Members who would prefer to remain anonymous
1249 SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP LEVELS Age range
30 and above Under 30 Recent Leavers
(Graduating students or Old Members who left in the last year)
Annual membership
£1,000 per annum + Gift Aid or £1,249 per annum ($2,000 per annum USA)
£100 per annum + Gift Aid or £124.90 per annum ($200 per annum USA)
£12.49 per annum ($20 per annum USA)
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Monthly donation
£85 + Gift Aid (£106) £8.50 + Gift Aid (£10.60) n/a
BEING ABLE TO GIVE BACK TO UNIV HAS LET ME CARRY ON ‘BELONGING’ – BY SUPPORTING NE W GENERATIONS AND BY MAINTAINING CONTACT WITH OLD FRIENDS.
MICK GREEN
(1965, GEOGRAPHY )
1965 GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY ACADEMIC OPPORTUNITY FUND GIFT
On leaving Univ, Mick joined the Bank of London & South America/Lloyds Bank International and was posted six months later to Brazil, where he eventually lived and worked for 12 years. He enjoyed postings in Singapore, Tokyo, and Madrid, as well as being a partner in a sheep station in Australia. He returned to the UK in 1991 with his Brazilian wife Denise and their four children. He was the first Chief Lending Officer at Lloyds Bank retail and then Head of Credit and eventually main
board Executive Director of Risk for Standard Chartered. More risk management positions based in Melbourne and the UK for ANZ, Barclays and NAB followed before he retired in 2007. Mick led the 1965 Golden Anniversary Committee, which successfully raised approximately £200,000 to support two new funds for undergraduates. He was President of the Herbertson Society (Geography) and of the 1968 Univ Summer Ball Committee.
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MAJOR
BENEFACTORS’ SOCIETY The Major Benefactors’ Society is for donors giving between £25,000 and £249,999 in their lifetimes.
MEMBERS OF THE MAJOR BENEFACTORS’ SOCIETY RECEIVE: • A printed copy of the annual Roll of Donors and the College Record in which members receive special recognition* • Invitations to two exclusive events per year for Major Benefactors • Advance notice of events and priority booking • An annual message from the Senior Officers of the College, updating you on what is happening in College today and how your gifts are being directed • A commemorative College Benefactors’ pin • Tax Benefits Higher rate tax payers can claim back the difference between the higher rates of tax of 40 or 45 per cent and the basic rate of tax at 20 per cent on the total value of their gross donation. Please visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift for further details. *Univ will continue to respect the wishes of Old Members who would prefer to remain anonymous
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FOR BOTH OF US UNIV WAS A LIFE CHANGING E XPERIENCE AND WE WOULD LIKE TO GIVE OTHERS THAT OPPORTUNITY.
RACHEL PARSONS (1987, ENGLISH) & ANTHONY PARSONS (1986, HISTORY ) UNDESIGNATED AND BURSARY SUPPORT GIFT
After completing her English degree at Univ, Rachel Parsons undertook a conversion course at the College of Law before working at Linklaters for a number of years. She now works in property development and is director of a number of companies. Anthony Parsons is Managing Director and Head of European Advisory at the investment bank Greenhill & Co. Prior to joining Greenhill, Anthony was at Deutsche Bank where
he had a number of senior roles including Head of UK Mergers & Acquisitions. He has worked on a wide range of transactions in the UK and Europe, including public transactions (both recommended and contested) as well as private transactions. Anthony is a former President of the Oxford University Conservative Association, Captain of UCBC and a Univ Chaletite! They are the proud parents of three teenage boys.
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PRINCIPAL BENEFACTORS’ SOCIETY
The Principal Benefactors’ Society is for those giving between £250,000 and £999,999 in their lifetimes.
MEMBERS OF THE PRINCIPAL BENEFACTORS’ SOCIETY RECEIVE:
• A printed copy of the annual Roll of Donors and the College Record in which members receive special recognition* • An invitation to the College’s annual Evensong and Service for Benefactors in October, followed by the Dinner for St Simon and St Jude’s Day • Advance notice of events and priority booking • An annual message from the Master, updating you on what is happening in College today and how your gifts are being directed • A commemorative College Benefactors’ pin • Invitations to Univ’s series of Benefactors’ Special Events • A Certificate recognising your support for the College, signed by the Master • Tax Benefits Higher rate tax payers can claim back the difference between the higher rates of tax of 40 or 45 per cent and the basic rate of tax at 20 per cent on the total value of their gross donation. Please visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift for further details. *Univ will continue to respect the wishes of Old Members who would prefer to remain anonymous 6
IN DONATING TO UNIV WE FEEL THAT WE ARE NOT JUST BALANCING THE BOOKS FROM OUR STUDENT DAYS BUT ENABLING THE COLLEGE TO PROVIDE MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS OF SCHOLARS. FE W FORMS OF GIVING HAVE THE SENSE OF PERPETUITY THAT UNIV CAN OFFER ESPECIALLY WHEN GIFT AID, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LEVEL MATCHED FUNDING HAVE A MULTIPLIER EFFECT ON EVERY POUND.
C AROLINE MARRIAGE (1991, ENGLISH) & PAUL MARRIAGE (1991, HISTORY ) ENDOWMENT OF THE OXFORD-ASHTON SCHOLARSHIP IN ENGINEERING IN HONOUR OF MRS J.P. ASHTON
manages the Cazenove UK Smaller Companies, UK Dynamic long-short funds (a UCITS and Cayman domiciled hedge fund), as well as the Cazenove Absolute UK Dynamic and UK Dynamic Absolute Return funds. Paul joined from Insight Investment where he was head of UK Small Cap investments. Prior to this, he was an analyst at GH Asset Management.
Prior to having their three children, Caroline Marriage worked as an Editorial Assistant for Oxford University Press and as Development Editor for Special Needs at Hodder & Stoughton Educational. Paul Marriage is a member of the Cazenove Capital Pan-European Equity team at Schroders. He
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FOUNDATION
FELLOWS
Foundation Fellowships are awarded to those individuals who have made exceptional benefactions to the College, with donations in excess of £1 million in their lifetimes. Their philanthropy ensures that the essential elements of Univ are securely resourced to advance the academic excellence of the College.
FOUNDATION FELLOWS RECEIVE: • A printed copy of the annual Roll of Donors and the College Record in which members receive special recognition* • Perpetual rights as a member of the Senior Common Room • An invitation to the College’s annual Feast of St Cuthbert • An annual message from the Master and Senior Officers of the College, updating you on what is happening in College today and how your gifts are being directed • Invitations to Univ’s series of Old Members’ Special Events • A hand-coloured or black-and-white limited edition etching of the College • Tax Benefits Higher rate tax payers can claim back the difference between the higher rates of tax of 40 or 45 per cent and the basic rate of tax at 20 per cent on the total value of their gross donation. Please visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift for further details. *Univ will continue to respect the wishes of Old Members who would prefer to remain anonymous 8
UNIV GAVE ME THE FOUNDATION TO SUCCEED. IT IS IMPORTANT TO ME THAT THE COLLEGE CONTINUES TO DO THAT FOR SUCCEEDING GENERATIONS. MY ASSOCIATION WITH UNIV HAS BEEN A THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE ONE, BOTH AS A STUDENT AND AS AN OLD MEMBER. IN GIVING BACK AS A FOUNDATION FELLOW I HOPE THAT I CAN DO MY PART TO FURTHER THE COLLEGE’S CORE MISSION AND STRATEGIC AIMS.
TIM SANDERSON (1976, HISTORY )
ENDOWMENT OF THE SANDERSON FELLOWSHIP AND JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP IN HISTORY
Officer-Equities. He joined Hill Samuel Investment Management in 1979 and from 1986 to 1990 worked at Hill Samuel Investment Advisers which offered international equity services to US investors. Tim is a member of the CFA Institute and serves on the board of various UK philanthropic and academic institutions.
Tim Sanderson established Sanderson Asset Management (which manages US$10.1bn of non-US equities primarily for US institutions) in October 2000 and is its Chairman and Chief Investment Officer. Prior to that, he worked at Delaware International Advisers in London, where he was the Director of Research from 1993 to 1997 and thereafter Chief Investment
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The William of Durham Club recognises the generosity of those who have made a future provision for Univ in their Estate Plans. The Club is named after William of Durham who in 1249 bequeathed a portion of his estate to support scholars in Oxford, resulting in the foundation of one of the first Oxford halls or colleges, University College. MEMBERS OF THE WILLIAM OF DURHAM CLUB RECEIVE:
• A printed copy of the annual Roll of Donors and the College Record in which members receive special recognition* • An invitation to an annual special recognition day, including a talk, luncheon and a performance by members of the College • A commemorative William of Durham Club pin • Inheritance Tax Benefits Univ is a Registered Charity (number 1141259) and so all legacies to the College are exempt from Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax. If you leave 10% of your taxable estate to charity the tax due may be paid at a reduced rate of 36 per cent instead of 40 per cent. Please visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/legacies for further details. *Univ will continue to respect the wishes of Old Members who would prefer to remain anonymous 10
UNIV GAVE ME WHAT I NEEDED TO EMBARK ON A FASCINATING AND SUCCESSFUL CAREER. THAT IS WHY I DECIDED TO GIVE SOMETHING BACK THROUGH A LEGACY TO THIS MARVELLOUS INSTITUTION, WHERE I SPENT THREE VERY HAPPY YEARS.
ALUN EVANS, CMG (1958, HISTORY )
LEGACY INTENTION
Chamber of Commerce for over a decade. He is currently Chairman of Oceanfoil®, the maritime technology company.
Alun Evans held a commission in the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry before coming to Univ, and served in Kenya and Germany. This experience of the wider world led to him joining the Foreign Office, serving abroad in Rangoon, Singapore, Geneva and Pretoria. Latterly, he worked as Director responsible for Science and Technology in London.
He was appointed a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George in 2004. At Univ Alun joined the Boat Club and was cox of the First Eight in his first year. Although he was approached to cox the Blue Boat or Isis, he declined in favour of rowing for Univ instead and rowed in the Eight that won oars when coxed by Univ Honorary Fellow Professor Stephen Hawking (1959, Physics).
After leaving the FCO he advised airlines, British Airways and later Cathay Pacific on international affairs. From 2001 to 2012 he was a non-executive director of JP Morgan Asian Investment Trust and has been Vice-Chairman of the British-Iranian 11
BECOME a MEMBER
TODAY
HOW TO JOIN The quickest and easiest way to make a gift and become a member of one of our philanthropic societies is online at www.univ.ox.ac.uk/give Alternatively, please complete and return a Gift Form (available from the Development Office or the Univ website) or call William Roth, Director of Development and Fellow, on +44 (0)1865 276674 to make a credit card gift or to set up a regular direct debit.
THANK YOU
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REPORT ofGIFTS of ROLL DONORS
&
1ST AUGUST 2014 TO 31ST JULY 2015
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COLLEGE FINANCIALS T
INCOMING RESOURCES 2014/15
FROM FRANK MARSHALL, ESTATES BURSAR
£15.9
For the College, as for others, the general economic background remains fairly challenging with only moderate economic growth, earnings growth and investment income growth.The financial support from Old Members has made a great deal of difference to the College’s ability to sustain its academic and non-academic provision and to pursue new initiatives, including wider access and deeper student support, especially graduate scholarships. Whilst economy must be exercised, the additional support we have received has prevented the years of austerity being also years of stagnation. Without that support, it would have been very difficult to maintain, let alone improve, our offering.
million
Donations & Legacies 33% Endowment Income 30%
In other ways, too, this has been a year of initiatives. In April 2015, the College issued bonds with a 50-year term at a fixed interest rate of 3.068% on covenants appropriate to investment grade debt. Interest rates were at an unusually low level and a longer term than usual was available. Indeed 100-year debt would have been a practical possibility. However, though satisfying, this would have been
Fees 14% Residential income from students 13% Other academic income 4% Conferences 6% 14
markedly more expensive than 50 years (1% per annum more). The proceeds of the issue will be invested gradually with the aim of building up a surplus of income over the cost of borrowing, and growing that surplus over time.There will be no spending spree, but rather a contribution to the College’s finances that will come in gradually (and unevenly) over the long term. Univ was the first Oxford college to issue a bond and according to the Financial Times, the interest rate on our debt was the lowest from a UK higher educational institution.
RESOURCES E XPENDED 2014/15
The more visible milestones were in respect of our drive to renew the premises.The Goodhart Building refurbishment, which was generously supported by donors, has been a great success.This substantial and important facility now achieves what is required to meet modern needs and aspirations.Turning northwards, the longrunning discussions with the charity Fairfield Residential Home, culminated in planning permission being granted for a new home for the elderly and new student accommodation.This will also enlarge the College’s north Oxford site, off Staverton Road, giving further interesting possibilities for the future.
£11.2 million
45.9% Tutorials (Academic operations)
The moral support and generous gifts of the College’s supporters underpin all that we do.
39.3% Running Costs 8.4%
Investment Management
6.4%
Alumni Relations & Fundraising
0%
Other
Thank you.
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2014/15 ANNUAL FUND
ANNUAL FUND GIFTS IN 2014/15, BY AREA:
FROM JOSIE TURNER, ANNUAL FUND MANAGER
Total raised:
It has been a remarkable year. Old Members from across the globe and the generations contributed new gifts and pledges providing just under £1,150,000 in support.This figure is an all-time high for the College and reflects a 4% increase in overall funds secured. In total, 2,475 Old Members took part, which is the highest number of donors the College has ever seen in a single year, representing 35.59% of Old Members.
£1.15 million
Univ is particularly grateful to the 1,064 Old Members worldwide who took the time to share College experiences and careers advice with current students during our telephone campaigns in January and April. Over two thirds of those we spoke to chose to make a gift, raising a combined total of £518,000.This accounts for almost 45% of the total commitments raised by the Annual Fund in 2014/15.
Undesignated 63.95% Postgraduate Scholarships 12.24% Bursaries & Access 7.03% Tutorial Support 5.19% Buildings & Facilities 4.77% Student Support 4.66% Sports & Societies 2.17% 16
Special thanks go to the class of 1965, who raised approximately £200,000 through their fiftieth anniversary fundraising appeal.The appeal will support two new funds for undergraduates:The Class of 1965 Bursary & Access Fund and The Class of 1965 Academic Opportunity Fund.The College thanks everyone who donated so generously. We also thank the 40 students in our 2015 graduating class who made a leaving gift to the College. This year, two thirds of the gifts we received were unrestricted, providing us with the flexibility to apply these funds to the area of greatest need.The remainder of our donors directed their contributions towards a wide range of areas in College, including needs-based bursaries, postgraduate scholarships, tutorial support and the long-awaited renovation of the Goodhart Building. This support will help the College enhance the opportunities it provides for students, ensuring that finances are never a barrier to these experiences. It will also help to further Univ’s position on the global stage, ensuring that the College is able to attract the best students and academics We are truly grateful to all of our donors for the loyalty and generosity they have shown to Univ, and hope your support will continue in the coming year, helping the College achieve even greater things. Thank you.
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1938
67%
1940
50%
Evelyn Monier-Williams † Peter Rawson †
ROLL DONORS 2014/15
Glyn Lloyd
1941
50%
1942
67%
Barry Barnes Michael McCarthy Michael Shorter
John Ainley-Walker † Patrick Benner Stuart Jackson † Richard Jaggar Henry Tilling Kit Wynn Parry †
The following list of names is based on all gifts received by the College or the Old Members’ Trust between 1st August 2014 and 31st July 2015, and includes an acknowledgment of anonymous donors. Thank you for your generous support.
1943
57%
1944
44%
Allan Blaza John Downham Bob Gibson John Wurr
We have made every effort to ensure accuracy and completeness, but we apologise for any errors that may be contained herein. Please e-mail corrections to communications@univ.ox.ac.uk.
Mike Bull † Glyn Evans Martin Monier-Williams Roy Storm
† Indicates that a donor is now deceased f Foundation Fellow 1249 Society member Percentages refer to the proportion of each year group who made a gift.
1945
David Abrams Peter Garrod
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33%
1946
38%
1947
40%
1948
47%
Alan Fleming Keith Fraser Roy McWeeny
Antony Dorling Francis Gardner Graham Lines † Alan Luff Martin Maconachie † Alan Peters David Rowe Raymond Shaw-Smith
Henry Blagden Ronald Cormack Basil Damer Edward Enfield Keith Heritage David Hogg Jack Hurst Jim Mendl † Ralph Parsons James Pitcairn Roy Selby Bobby Stewart John Swire Yi-Fu Tuan Simon Wollen Robin Wynne-Jones
1949
59%
Dennis Armstrong David Bernstein Humphrey ChetwyndTalbot Ken Dixon †
John Fawcett Roger Grove Smith Julian Harford Thomas Houston J.P. Hudson Alan Hurley Duncan Hutchison David Main Kim Medley Richard Monk David Noble Alex Paul Gerald Phizackerley Rodney Touche Michael Walker †
1950
46%
1951
53%
Ken Anderson Alan Baron David Booth Nevill Boyd Maunsell Godfrey Fowler Colin Honey John Mallinson † John Poole John Smith John Wallis Michael Whitehouse Tony Williams
John Davenport Patrick Dromgoole Derek Harrison Roy Haygarth John Leach Patrick Lewin Brian Martelli David Millyard
Patrick Nobes Michael Pickering Bill Robbins Michael Scaife Norman Seedhouse Trevor Sharpe † Arthur Taylor Henry Woolston Anonymous (3)
For me Univ has meant a different way of life. PETER DEAN 1954, ENGLISH
1954 John Monaghan Brian O’Brien Neville Rosen Jeremy Roxbee Cox Leslie Stell Philip Taverner Anthony Thompson Bryan Walters Kenneth West Anonymous (1)
1952
50%
Roy Allaway Jay Blumler James Bruxner John Doncaster Jim Dukes David Elliston Colin Ford Jeffrey Greenwell Alan Harding David Johnson Elliott Levitas Nigel Miller Ieuan Morgan Michael Opperman Doug Probert
Nick Schlee Tom Schrecker f Derek Stebbens Adrian Swire David Waters Arthur Weir Dennis Wheatland Anonymous (1)
1953
56%
Michael Allen Colin Bayne-Jardine Patrick Chambers David Edward John Gardner John Gorrie Brian Grainger Anthony Greenan Peter Hannigan David Hill † John Hodgson Alan Holmans † Graeme Jones Colin Lang Jeremy Lever Alastair Monro Michael Mortimore
Richard Goodwin David Gracie Peter Herrick Richard Law Stephen Love Otto Lowe Andrea Maneschi Stanley Martin John Mayall John Morrison John Newman Keith Parry Michael Reeve Donald Shaw Dick Thompson Kenith Trodd Michael Wigan Anonymous (1)
48%
Brian Ashton John Bale Alan Burnett John Bushell Cameron Cochrane † Peter Dean Roddy Dewe Paul DiBiase John Duncan Carl Ganz David Geekie Ian Graham-Bryce Graham Greene Rom Harre Maurice Hynett Alfred Knightbridge Robert Lasky John Lowrie Ian McGill Leslie Moxon Colin Shrimpton Peter Watson †
1955
1956
45%
Sinha Basnayake Herman Bell Bill Bernhard John Child Bob Connor John Fawkes Anthony Gloster Geoffrey Glover David Hopkinson Laurie Hunter William Jones Michael Leppard Robin Low Tony Morton John Raines-Smith Peter Rowntree Dick Rushman Roger Sanders Herbert Shyer
38%
Brian Ballinger Rattan Bhatia Denis Dearnaley Timothy Ganz 19
Frank Smith Michael Sykes Richard Terras Peter Wells Clive Williams Hugh Williams Jim Williamson Ted Wilson Richard Woods Anonymous (2)
1957
David Shelley Peter Smith Kenneth Walker Anonymous (1)
1958
47%
Alan Anderson Robert Avis Graham Battersby Ian Berry Lincoln Brower Marcus Byruck David Cabot Mick Cox Robin Davy Robin Fox Timothy Gee John Glew Colin Goodwin Harry Havens Keith Jones Yasushi Kurokochi David Lambert Stuart Lazarus Ian Leeson David Miers John Minoprio Andrew Park Andrew Primrose John Rear Robert Rotberg Andrew Rudolf Neil Shanassy
45%
Robert Bateman Colin Bright Peter Clyne David Crawford Lawrence Dale Robin Drummond Alun Evans Robert Farwell John Flynn Bob Gorman Richard Hampton David Hawkins John Henderson Michael Hickson Lloyd Higgs Tonu Jakobson Patrick Macdougall Basil Morgan Sydney Norris John Norton Malcolm Oxley Egerton Parker John Patrick Ashley Price Tony Rickwood † Harold Rotman David Thomson Peter Treacher Vanni Treves Barnaby Usborne David Veitch Raymond Wakefield Anonymous (1)
1959
54%
Ralph Alford Robin Anderson Thomas Atthill Cedric Barfoot Roger Bass Mark Bate James Birtwistle Richard Bryan Stephen Cockburn Thomas Cullen John Eland Kenneth Evans Owen Fiss
Keith Miles Ken Mills Bayan Northcott Chris Oastler Harold Paisner Paul Posner Derek Powney Graham Prain Richard Prosl Miles Tuely Edmund Urquhart James Westwood Anthony Whiddett Anonymous (2)
Paul Van Buren Michael Walker David Wildman Anonymous (2)
John Bush David Copland Brian Creak Mike Davies Nigel Dower Bruce Drew Adrian Fairhurst David Gemmill Michael Hand Graham Healey Stephen Highcock David Judson Marcus Miller Dick Norton
1961
It is incumbent upon those of who benefited from public support to put something back into the system and that is why I am happy to give to Univ. CLIVE MANISON 1965, LAW
John Fox Roger Harding John Hickey Thomas Hill Andrew Hoare Michael Jefferson Connaire Kensit Somkiart Limsong Don Mathieson
1960
52%
George Adie Michael Anderson David Atwell Christopher Ball Terence Bamford Chris Bounds Colin Brook Hugh Brown
61%
Paul Adams Bill Bardel Mark Blythe Chris Bradshaw Michael Buckley Ian Burns † Peter Cain Ivan Callan Robert Cliff John Compton Bob Craft Christopher Dove David Drinkwater-Lunn Nicholas Falk David Foster Michael French Peter Gillman Terry Gorley Peter Hague Ernie Hartz Paul Haussauer Nigel Haygarth Hugh Hopkins Michael Houdret Patrick Kirwan David Logan Jonathan Mance Dick Marriott Julian Mathias Ivan McCracken Roddy McDougall Nick Owen Geoffrey Powell
Mike Peck Dan Pollack David Pullen Tony Scales Ed Scott f Peter Slinn John Stott Ben Strickland David Townes 20
Dick Russell Sandy Smith David Spurr Derek Stark Richard Stewart Oliver Stocken Julian Towler Peter Tucker Gil Turner Boudewyn van Oort William Waterfield Jason Welchman Michael York-Johnson Anonymous (1)
1962
45%
Richard Ackers Brian Allgar Roger Anson Charles Atthill Jeremy Beecham Richard Best Andy Black Michael Block James Cook Frederick Fergusson Jules Goddard Michael Hayes Jeremy Hein Peter Holland Eric Humphreys Richard Hyde Howard Jacobs David Jenkins Robert Kibble Andrew Ledingham Neil Magee David Marsh Nick Meyrick
David Mills David Potter Phil Power Peter Rostron Colin Russell David Segal Anthony Slingsby Grant Thompson Tracy Westen Anonymous (1)
1963
46%
Neil Balfour Peter Barker Giles Bateman John Carroll Mike Chapman Jimmy Coleman John Collinge John Daniell Martin Davies Simon Dawes John Eekelaar Roy Enfield Peter Gibbs Dudley Goodhead Hank Gutman Grenville Hancock Julian Hansen David Harmsworth Michael Heylings Ron Jordan Paul Lawler Frederick Lindsay Roger Manning Michael Mertens George Milligan Peter Morrell Lynn Rowland
Stewart Smith Richard Sowler Don Stickland David Sykes Alfred Taylor David Toft Aubrey Truman Erik Vahl Meyer John Vaughan-Neil Bob Ware Anonymous (1)
1964
56%
Geoff Allen Bill Bowers Chris Brownsdon Philip Burling Colin Campbell-Hunt Eddie Clanzy-Hodge Peter Cockburn Paul Cole Eric Cooper Richard Cooper Peter Crampin Christopher Cullen John Cunliffe Stewart Diamond Strachan Donnelley † Clive Elliott Tim Farrell Michael Ferguson John Garratt Stephen Hampson Colin Hoffman Richard Inwood Roger Johansen Andrew Kazimirski Robin McDermott Neil McDonald
Philip Milner Breon Mitchell Andrew Moore Alan Moses John Nicholls Anthony Owen Hugo Perks James Pipkin Roger Potter Richard Powles Richard Prior Peter Slater James Stevenson Geoffrey Sumner Myles Tantram Simon Tomlinson Timothy Walker Anthony Warner Anthony Weale Spike Wells Nick Willson Eric Wormald Terry Wright Anonymous (2)
1965
Richard Bailey Frank Booth Philip Cheung George Cooper Ted Crofton Raymond Davis Paul Ellis Roger Embling Nicholas Evans John Gaymer Roger Gibb Mick Green Paul Hensel
36%
Reg Hinkley Michael Hitchman Rick Holmes Michael Jago David Kirk Murdoch Laing Clive Manison John Mesher Ian Morson Bob Moxon Browne Leslie Oglesby Richard Ovenell Stanley Pearson William Shawcross Chris Shorter Trevor Sidwell Torrey Whitman John Wilson Will Wood Malcolm Wright Anonymous (3)
1966
You make a donation when you really believe that you owe it to the College, you owe it to the people who taught you, and worked with you, and shared with you – and you owe it to the future generations. MICHAEL HITCHMAN 1965, CHEMISTRY
Marc Grossman David Gwilt Andrew Hamnett Peter Hing Peter Hodges Roy Hodgson Roger James Graham Johnston Deryk King Malcolm Mirrielees Jamie Neidpath Julian O’Halloran Bill Ricketts Alan Rogers Andrew Rowland Edward Sadler Clifford Smith John Toal William Todd, III John Trythall Rod Walker John Wheeler Scott Wolstenholme
49%
Neil Botten Rupert Bowen Robert Bracegirdle Malcolm Burn John Chambers Paul Chellgren Stephen Chorley Crispian Collins Dan Coquillette Alan Davis Andrew Dobbie Richard Evans Bill Garvey Jonathan Gaunt Andrew Gibson Grahame Gordon 21
Martin Woolley Rick Worth Martin Yuille Anonymous (1)
1967
46%
Bob Barnes Bahram Bekhradnia Martin Bell Michael Bonnin Desmond Bowen Jeremy Bridgeland Roger Brockway Benjamin Buchan Sam Eeley Philip Hayes Derek Holt Peter Hutchinson David Jones Frederick Lamb Derek Levick Andrew Ligertwood Angus Macindoe
Karl Marlantes David McGill Adran Moulds James Paton Paul Pierides Christopher Poynton Duncan Pratt Charles Quiney David Rigby Mark Savage Richard Schaper Michael Sharp James Sheller David Sherlock David Squire Peter Stangeby Rick Stroud Nicholas Warren Frank Webb Richard Webb Colin Wilson Anonymous (3)
1968
38%
Alan Bentall Andrew Biro Peter Bulleid Hugh Dawes Douglas Eakeley Ron Edgar Peter Fisher Simon Gilbert Philippe Halban John Isaacson Robert A Jones Robert D Jones Tom Lampl Mike Langdon Grant Lawrence Richard Mann Chris McCooey John McCullagh Robert McHenry Tom McKeown Anthony Ody Neil Pattenden Bob Prosser Nick Rawlins Robert Reich Nicholas Rodger Maurice Shimell Jonathan Sloggett John Spiers George Stevenson Stephen Swithenby Jonathan Thatcher David Vaughan Michael Ward Tony Watson Martin Weitz Andrew White Anonymous (2)
1969
41%
Robin Allen Jonathan Andrew Jim Arkell James Beattie Nicholas Betts-Green Marc Binns Andrew Brownlee Iain Cartwright Derek Chambers Robert Davidson Richard Drew David Emmet Kevin Garnett Christopher Herman David Hicks Robin Hillyard Charles Holloway Jan Klimach Henry Koren Stephen Liversedge Tony Mason Tony McWalter Richard Mortimore Richard Porter Edmund Shirley Joseph Simpson Joe Smith Geoff Snowball Timothy Stroup Andrew Turner Martin Webb Owen Williams Anonymous (2)
1970
David Barnes John Bath Thomas Böcking
35%
Paul Collett Chris Conway Charles Engles Raymond Fitzpatrick David Francis Paul Gambaccini Mike Hallworth Patrick Hoban Michael Jack Mike Jackson Allan Kerr David King David Lavender David Laycock Robert Lloyd George Donald Munn Bill Perry James Quirke Richard Roxburgh Robin Russell Andrew Seton John Stainforth Mark Studer Roger Taylor Angus Watson David Wilson Anthony Young Anonymous (2)
1971
Nick Guy John Hall Richard Hatfield Roy Hyde Colin Kennedy Jonathan Marks Stephen Mitchell Sandy Nairne John Nicholson Dave Nierenberg Reggie Oliver Sean O’Neill
Mark Wilson Alfred Wurglitz Anonymous (1)
1972
43%
Crofton Brierley Robert Brockbank Nick Cooke Thomas Corns Michael Crawford Colin Crosby Andrew Dunrossil
Adrian Hardingham Peter Hewitson John Hicklin Geoff Hunt Shinichi Kitajima Mike Lozowski Francis Matthews Simon Peck Alan Petford † John Pickard Roy Polley Patrick Roche
We cannot take for granted that our experiences at Univ will continue to be available to students in the future unless we support the College financially. WIN MINOT 1973, PPE
John Oughton Ian Owen Andrew Pinder Jon Plowman Patrick Russell Benjamin Shiner Ray Silvertrust Alasdair Smith Jeremy Stone Steven Turnbull Tim Warren
43%
Hugh Blaza Christopher Bowden Leslie Boyce David Brett Bill Coquillette David Davenport Alan Edwards Norman Gealy Larry Grisham 22
Walter Enos Raymond Evans Robin Ferner Gordon Fogg William Fraser-Campbell Mervyn Frost Gerard Gent John Glover Philip Gore-Randall John Gregory Jonathan Haigh
Marcus Rubin Michael Soole Jesse Spikes Peter Tait Byron Trauger Charles Tricks Rob Whiteside Peter Wills Jack Zoeller Anonymous (2)
1973
40%
Don Arthurson George Bandurek Bill Brooks Kevin Butler Peter Carrington-Porter Steve Denison Carter Eltzroth Peter Foggin Scott Glabman Derek Grant Richard Guy Steve Hasler Geoff Howles Nicholas Jones Robert Kingston Richard Levitt Andrew Lewis Richard Llewellyn-Eaton John Maude Bernard McMahon Win Minot Allan Nichols Christopher Nunns Howard Palmer David Parker Robert Parkin Alfred Putnam Anthony Roberts Christopher Rogal Will Rogers Joseph Santamaria Paul Scholl Howard Sereda Chris Shapcott Roger Spikes Jee Say Tan Geoffrey Thornton Anonymous (3)
Institutions do not endure without continual input – and that is input from people who are here at present but also people who were here in the past. To keep the institution that we value going it needs our continuing support. NICK PERRY 1974, MATHS AND PHILOSOPHY
1974
43%
Maurice Allen James Bagnall Bruce Balden Patrick Benson Steven Bishop Robert Boisture Jonathan Bowen Duncan Budge Leng Hock Chew Stephen Cohen David Cooke Henry Dougherty James Dudley Andrew Duncan Jeremy Finnis v Peter Fisk Tony Goff Ian Grainger Bruns Grayson v Stephen Hoare David Hodge
1975
Robin Hollington Mark Hopkinson William Keeping Pavel Klein Herb Kuta Simon Mallalieu Simon Mares Graeme Morrison John Muir Michael Oristaglio Nick Peet Nick Perry Roger Press Adrian Roberts Desmond Shawe-Taylor Gordon Stewart Nick Stronach Mark Toher David Vaughan Alan Whalley Anonymous (1)
41%
Paul Adler Dick Barton Alan Beechey Adam Brett Peter Button Peter Carfagna Christopher Chessun Simon Clarke Richard Cole David Craddock Stephen Craen Adrian Ellis Robert Ellis Graham Evans William Fforde John Fisher Julian Foord Andrew Hardwick Tony Hennessy Gary Hickinbottom Kevin Hill
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Stephen Hobley Richard Hughes Steve Hutchings Peter Jordan Andrew Lydiard Andrew McCormick Chris Morgan Stephen Moss Henry Noltie John O’Donnell Christopher Pearson Julian Polhill John Ratliff Martin Rees Andrew Robinson Mike Shilling Donald Sommerville Michael Taplin Peter Tooby-Desmond Andrew Waldie
1976
46%
Paul Aston Nick Brewin Arthur Bridge Simon Brindley Keith Budge John Chenier Martin Cohen Ian Cole David Dalgarno Paul Dean John Fisher Bob Gamble Charles Hackland Robert Hillman John Holden David Hopkins Christopher Humble
Geoffrey Klempner Alistair Lang Peter Larson Richard Latham Keith Leppard Joel Levin Chris Lewis Tim Lewis Julian Lindley-French Tim Low Colin MacBeth Neil Parkinson Ed Pritchard Pete Ramsay Colin Reid David Rhodes Robert Rickman Timothy Sanderson f Philip Satterthwaite Nick Smith Donald Taylor Julian Thornton Peter Tibber Mark Turner Nick Walker Martin Westlake Glyn Williams Anonymous (4)
1977
42%
Jim Adlington James Anderson f Tim Askew Grahame Booker Richard Bridge John Chenery Christopher Clayton Richard Clegg Jonathan Cooper
Mark Foster Gary Hague Adrian Howe Wendy Hunter Laura Kahn-Leavitt Seán Lang Anne Noble Frank Peplinski Simon Pettigrew Marc Polonsky Dorothy Quincey Paul Quincey Tony Richardson Lindsey Stewart Dave Stubbs Mark Swann Christopher Upton John Weltman Janet Williams Andrew Wilson Anonymous (3)
I support the College because from my first day I was made to feel part of the family by everyone at Univ. SARAH SMITH 1981, HISTORY
Mark Crawshaw Nicholas Davies Jonathan Earl Vincent Fraser John Fuller David Goldie Andrew Grant Rob Grant Michael Hardwick Michael Harris Chris Holmes Graham Howes Lindsay Irvine Francis Jewell Jonathan Lane Ian MacDonald Ian Macfarlane Nicholas Measham Tony Milner Anthony Mitchell Philip Morgan Charles Priday Graeme Rogers David Root Oliver Rye Clive Schlee
Alex Scott Douglas Shenson John Sills Andrew Stott Matthew Uffindell Steve Williams David Young Anonymous (3)
1978
32%
Ross Beresford Andy Brickell Peter Brown Paul Coackley Colin Dayan Chris Dent Mike Deriaz Stephen Dingle Bill Duguid Michael Flower Brett Haran Bill Harrison Daniel Hochberg Edmond Ianni Paul Johnson Dylan Jones
Philip Lafeber Geoffrey Langer Tony Leak Scot McKendrick Gustav Niebuhr Christopher Nisbet Guy Nobes Andrew Rooney Kevin Scollan Robert Sharp Martin Smith Geoffrey Tabin David Whitlam Mark Yallop Anonymous (5)
1979
1980
30%
Martin Allaby Nicky Aston Kate Bailey Tom Beardmore-Gray Jonathan Blundy Ian Cunningham Nicola Davies Gabrielle de Wardener Charles Graham Kevin Grassby Mark Grimshaw-Smith Richard Ingleby Phil Lansing Simon Leach Richard Lewis Mark Long
31%
Paul Aston Nigel Atkinson Ken Banta Rob Bradley Amanda Brookfield Margaret Chamberlain Neal Clark Melanie Davey Harriet Flower 24
James Mallinson Jim McCann Sarah McConnel Colin Michie Brian Morgan Jenny Needham Nick Olley Sue Olley Graeme Overall Mark Palmer Stephen Phillips Craig Schiffries Tim Sellers Tom Shannon Kenneth Tregidgo Peter Wolstenholme Anonymous (2)
1981
34%
Sue Allaby Peter Anderson John Bernasconi Carol Cockcroft Dermot Coleman Tony Coombs John Crompton John Cummins Joss Dalrymple Michael Dart Anthony Ellison Dominic Ferard Sally Ferard Sian Fisher Richard Fuller Mike Gibson Kris Gledhill Patrick Grant Andrew Hattersley Bernard Hibbitts
Nicholas Insley Edward Johnson Belinda Jones Chris Kenny Paul Liu Katy Macdonald Fiona McConnell Andrew Moncrieff Robin Naylor Giles Nicholas Charles Rixon Mark Rowland-Jones Joanne Shaw Sarah Smith Jonathan Swire Simon Winder Nick Winter Anonymous (2)
1982
32%
Henrietta Bewley Laura Boyle William Broadhurst Blaise Cardozo Robin Darwall-Smith Andrew Dearden Angus Dodds Jenifer Dodds Morrison Handley-Schachler Richard Hornsey Michael Hudson David Hunter Robert Long Duncan Macfarlane Kimberly Marshall Lucy Matthews Stuart McCulloch Alison Morris David Morris
Andrew Myers Christine Richardson Tony Robinson David Sherman Alaric Smith William Stirton David Streatfeild-James Barnaby Swire Matthew Teplitz Helen Watkins Anonymous (7)
1983
Jonathan Phipps Francis Reininger David Rickard Peris Roberts Elisabeth Rudman David Russell Michael Samuel Fiona Sellens Jim Shannon Jonathan Shaw Nicholas Squire John Staheli Wolfgang Stock John Sucksmith Andrew Thursfield Annie Tse Iain Tuddenham Caroline Waterer Anonymous (4)
I give to Univ because it is the right thing to do for future generations. DAVID HUNTER 1982, CHEMISTRY
35%
Richard Akroyd Julie Baldwin Stephen Byrne Ed Charles Robin Davis Miller Joanne Douglas Christopher Eisgruber Robert Esnouf Peter Fraser Peter Harnisch Kathleen Hill Steven Hughes Mark Hurren Chris Jowsey Martin Kay Stephen Keevil Tom Knox Michael Macaulay Toby Mansel-Pleydell Maria Marples Thomas Marshall Roger Mortimore Timothy O’Brien Gary Phillips Graeme Proudfoot Tim Render
Nick Robinson Pippa Robinson Keith Rogerson Emily Rose Simon Rowe Edward Sullivan Daniel Treisman Terence Tsang Colin Whorlow Nicole Winter Roger Wood Richard Wyatt Anonymous (5)
1984
47%
Duncan Adam Sameena Ahmad Andrew Alexandra Paul Armstrong Andrew Baker Dan Bögler Neena Buntwal Simon Burrell Gerald Byrne Peter Channing Paul Charlesworth
Jennifer Charlson Mike Clements Rachel Court Catherine Cunningham Penny Donowho Elizabeth Forty David Fu Philip Gawith David Goddard Abigail Graham Katherine Green Helen Hart Rebecca Hellegouet Susie Ho Paul Jackson Tim Jarvis Craig Kennedy Kok-Far Lee Neil Macdonald Neil Mason Lucy McGill Siobhan McManus Rachel Moody Andrew Nesbit Lak Ng Risto Penttila
1985
29%
Edward Bayntun-Coward Cluny Broadbent Susan Brooks Katie Bullivant Justin Cheatle David Cox † Rosalind Evans Stephen Evans Philip Goodier Alex Green Simon Harrison Geraint Jennings Paul Jessop Brian Kilcoyne Robert Leland Beth McNamee Richard Meade Helena Miles
25
James Millard Sean Newsom Mark Plimmer Colin Poulton Mary Sansom Mandy Season Ruth Shannon Philip Terrill Mark Tolley Barnaby Wiener Ken Zetie Anonymous (6)
1986
37%
Rhiannon Ash Lloyd Bailey Lucy Bailey Arek Baranowski Harvey Belovski Fiona Bickley Robert Brown Alison Clapham Jon Davies Emily Formby David Gillespie Lloyd Gruber Sarah Hartnell Judith Henderson Paul Ingram Pier Lambiase Dominic Loehnis Philip Ma Robert Milligan James Mortimer Tracy Muller Anthony Parsons Richard Pawley Nigel Platt David Pritchard
Martin Reader Giles Reynolds Cary Rudolph Clark Sargent Susan Scott Gavin Stewart Jon Taylor Simon Taylor Emma Tucker Helen Weavers David Williams Charles Wilson Anonymous (6)
1987
35%
John Boller Andrea Brown Andrew Butler Catherine Cochrane Charlie Cochrane Clare Craik Sean Denniston Matthew Dove Lenny Dragone Adrian Eaglestone Jenny Garnham Stephen Garvey Kurt Giles Kari Gillespie Richard Golding James Greenslade Robert Hammond Luke Harding Mairi Harding Rob Harris Raymond Hill Susan Hogan Jennifer Howells Ben Hubble
Martin Hughes Rob Kemp Chris Kendall Richard Langley Alan Maclean Belinda McKay Richard Meredith Chantal Noel James Owen Rachel Parsons Derrick Pitard Georgia Powell Alice Reid Jonathan Rule Arif Saeed Nicholas Stathopoulos Rob Strang Dean Summerfield Simon Talling-Smith Phoebe Taplin Ali Tayyebi Jon Turner Jonathon Watson Anonymous (2)
1988
29%
Kevin Bradford Gary Burkhardt Paul Coleman Vikki Cookson Jo Corkish Kimberly Crouch John Davis David Drury Emma Dunmore Andy Findlow William Forbes Gina Foster Mike Garvin
I am very proud of the large number of Old Members who made a contribution. I think it speaks volumes about their loyalty to the College and I hope it says a lot about their own memories of Univ, and their appreciation of the difference that the College has made to their lives. SIR IVOR CRE WE, MASTER
Sybille Handley-Schachler Martin Harris Mike Harrison Andrea Henry Louise Jacques Daniel Johnson Alexander Krauss Michelle Mackie Felix Mayr-Harting Charles Moore Errol Norwitz Tom Pedder Dave Phillips Simon Phillips Ismail Radwan Gary Rowe Kirsten Tedder Simon Toyne Michael Wilson Heng Wong Anonymous (1)
1989
26%
Chris McNeill Douglas McNeill Kate Miller Kate Mitchell Graham Page Oliver Phipps Sonja Phipps Jan Skarbek Kathryn Stewart James Stocken Mark Urquhart Matthew Wallace Justin Wateridge Alexandra Zavis Anonymous (5)
Emma Barfield Jonathan Bowers Mark Brooker Pete Chambers Mark Davies Rebecca Davis John Drew Jenny Drury Jon Harrison William Harwood Jonathan Hepple Simon Hitchings Colin Jack Rona Johnston Gordon Clive Jones Simon Joscelyne Graeme Lloyd-Roberts Paul Markovich Daniel Matthews Simon McGeary
1990
Nilanjana Banerji Greg Brown Jamie Carswell Leisa Chambers
26
36%
Charlie Chern Suman Chowdhury Matt Clothier James Cornwell William Cowan Deborah Crewe Mark Crossley Roshan Daryanani Sarah Durbin Thomas Eaton Phil Evans Ben Grass Samantha Green Bridget Heelan Louise Hill David Hoffman Mark Hudson Alastair Hunt Jonathan Kennedy Neil McCallan Julie Millburn Andrew Mitchell Ankush Nandra Mary New Jonathan Penkin Roger Petry Steven Phipps Ross Pooley Peter Rothery Amanda Seilern Jonathan Sinclair Jenny Skarbek Paul Smith Jonathan Stewart Hiroshi Tajima Rachel Tennant Owain Thomas Frank Thurmond Ian Walter
William Whitehead Rebecca Williams Will Woodall Anonymous (6)
1991
27%
Dieter Balzer Tim Bevan Rachel Brotherton Stephen Brown Caroline Campbell Martin Chamberlain Tara Dalton Julia Dickson David Durose Andrew Dyson Joanne Dyson Steven Ellis Julian Glover Ashley Goodall Steffan Griffiths Kate Hamblet Kimberly Hartz-Foster Shirley Hennessy Janet Lear Fiona Lewis Caroline Marriage Paul Marriage Sara McDouall Saw Paul Merrey Carolyn Moores Joanna O’Sullivan Lindsey Phillips Sarah Preece William Reeve Nicholas Richards Nick Robinson Melissa Russell Rex Stem
Eleni Tsingou Alex Winchester Ben Woodhouse Anonymous (1)
1992
37%
Matt Archer Nia Archer John Argent Shauna Bevan Helen Cammack Alex Carus
Jennifer Jackson Preece Sarah Kershaw Simon Kirchin Lizzie Knowles Krista Lee Chris Lewis Nick Linton Simon McCarthy Dan McNeill Mark O’Neill Alexander Payton Tara Pepper Goldsmith
I give to Univ because of the extraordinary opportunities and lasting friendships the College gave to me. PRIYA HICKEY 1998, PPE
Duncan Childs Chester Chu Susie Clarke David Coleman Beth Collin Llew Cooper Louise Cooper Timothy Edgar Neil Goble Neil Gorsuch
Stewart Reid Emma Satyamurti Ian Scott Jacob Sharpe Ranbir Shoker Andrew Sweeting Dan Thompson Katharine Turnbull Karen Turpin Rosi Watson
Vic Webb Nicholas Wilson Steven Wise Gigi Woo Phil Worthington Sasha Zaslavsky Anonymous (5)
1993
Nick Yeung Monica Youn Andrew Zaltzman Miranda Zaltzman Anonymous (6)
1994
27%
Colin Allan Peter Bance Laura Bennett Terry Boon Jeremy Bradley Mayumi Bradley San Cheng Stanford Chiou Jonathan Dean Michelle Dean Leigh Edgar Lexie Elliott Cameron Franks Gregory Garland Harriet Griffiths Steven Hewitt Matt Hill Ian Hovell Leigh Innes Damian Kell Kara Manley Rachel Matthews Michael Mattis Paul Maynard Jasmine Nahhas di Florio Jonathan Peverley Chris Philp Rod Price Jeremy Seysses Jennie Stevenson Andrew Thomson Chuin Weber
29%
Shazia Azim Tim Bettsworth Christopher Bryan Katia Coleman Paul Davison Sara George Sam Gibbs David Gill Maurizio Giuliano Caroline Hardcastle Alix Heywood John Lentaigne Jo Letters Livio Lo Verso Neil Lockwood Chris Mammen Izzy Mant Emma Matebalavu Benjamin McCarron Paul Mitchell Edward Page-Croft Clifford Perianayagam Edward Ross Merlin Swire Harry Wallop Fred Ward Tom Weston Tom Whiting Dan Wicksman Andrew Wille 27
Rob Williams Susie Wilson Anonymous (4)
1995
23%
Nicola Barber Joel Bellman Matthew Berry Andrew Brennan Jessica Brickley Harry Briggs Simon Bucknall Andrew Chambers John Daley Alan Dutch Nigel Eady Craig Hassall Andrew Hepburn Mark Jennings Caroline Lendrum Duncan Lendrum James Micklethwait Sophie Miller Jen Mossop Scott Charles Nash Alastair Parkes Ian Sheldon Rupert Shiers Adam Smith Daniel Spreadbury Christopher Thompson Sarah Turner Michael Vassallo Tracy Zager Anonymous (3)
1996
Andrew Allsopp Gavin Angell
26%
Oliver Atkins Ross Avery Tim Bittiger Jon Brinn Ciedic Chan William Chu Louise Cooke Daniel Crewe Benoit Crutzen Roland Enmarch Adam Garrett Sarah Habberfield Sarah Hunt Ben John Gavin Jones Adam Kramer Calum Miller Francesca Nandy Timothy Nelson Tom Nelthorpe Acer Nethercott † Yoshihiro Nishimura Michael O’Connell Ken Payne Toby Rogers Tim Sievers Louisa Walsh Paul Whittaker Steven Wilmot Benjamin Wolf Anonymous (4)
1997
Rory Aitken Tom Ayres Jon Baines Matthew Barrett Kerstin Bittiger Hattie Franklin
27%
Matt Franklin James Friswell William Gore Holly Hammill Hugo Harrod Joanna Hearne Katherine Hill James Hinksman Venetia Hyslop Daniel Kirk Alex Kutikov Edward Lethbridge Reda Maher
Jeremy Spry Richard Stewart Beth Stuart Chris Walker Christopher Woodington Sam Zager Anonymous (6)
1998
25%
Tom Anderson Colin Baran Colin Bettison Richard Blackwell
John Paley George Pasteur Greg Phillips Annabel Pinker Julian Pomfret James Preston Amanatey Sogbodjor Ian Weaver Caroline Windsor
David Earle Nic Elvidge Morten Ernebjerg Bilqees Esmail Chloe Ewing Paul Forrow Victoria Forrow Sara Fyson Roman Hederer Trent Herdman Priya Hickey Andy Hodgekins Richard Lawson
1999
In my time on the JCR committee, I was fortunate enough to see how Old Members’ contributions to the College were put to use. Seeing the positive impact it made on the student body was more than enough to convince me that I wanted to, and why I continue to, contribute. MINESH SHAH 2004, PHYSICS
Clare Metcalfe Dave Newbold Euan O’Sullivan Christopher Poole Toby Rolls Wendy Saunders Tom Shimell Scott Silverman
Oliver Broadbent Richard Case Helen Chandler Laura Cockburn Nat Cockburn Larry Cove Katy de Laszlo Thomas Dixon
24%
Emma Baines Felix Böcking Oliver Buckley Darren Cohen Graham Copeland Joel Eklund Simon Evers Alison Gordon David Graham Hannah Harrison Peter Hicks David Hofer Hanna Högenauer Fiona Huntriss Hannah Langworth Elizabeth Llewellyn Gavin Llewellyn William Loasby Aman Mahal Katherine Martineau James Platt Freddie Powles Stuart Smith Sam Swire Venetia Welby Fran Wood Can Yeginsu Anonymous (6)
Lukas Lehmann Paul MacMahon Sarah Mansfield Phil Mantle Hannah Mervis Tom Moore Emma Moorhead Christian Mueller 28
2000
31%
Jane Applegarth Jemima Attanasio Sophie Batthyány Jamie Baxter Richard Bradley Helen Brocklebank Tom Cannon Matthew Cartwright Rosie Cervera-Jackson Santo Chakraborti Sarah Chaytor Ed Conroy Caroline Creaby Fiona Dewar Simon Dickens Matthew Drysdale Jordan Ellison Mark Forth Tom Gibbs Tara Grieve Thomas Hotchkiss Naomi Jacques Mark Jenkins Jim Johnson Katy Jordan Tim Kearns Dan Keyworth Zoe Masterson Tricia McElroy James Meadowcroft Nisha Mehta Holger Nehring Tom O’Hara Charlotte Potter-Powell John Roberts Oli Scully Rishul Shah Tim Stadelmann
Mike Taylor Oliver Taylor Bruno Vickers Helena White James Wood Anonymous (3)
2001
28%
Hannah Abu-Ghaida Krishna Baker Richard Baker Matt Becker Dave Bridges Jacqueline Catherall Niall Corcoran Christer Cremer Neil Dalchau Nick Dawson Miranda Embleton-Smith Simon Evans Madeline Graham Andrew Green Tom Hart Melanie Hughes Mark Jenkins Manana Khatiashvili Philip King Rebecca Lee Steve Lewis Judith Livingstone Alex Mortimore Phil Mosley Brad Nes Richard Nicholls Ruth Norris Matthew Penley Tom Pringle Daniel Rawling Josh Redgate
Angela Salman Cihan Seabright Pinky Seabright Jon Selby Adam Shardlow Jonathan Stoller Tom Taylor Laurence Unger Bob Walker Oli Walker Jeremy Watson James Welch Eleanor Wolfson Anonymous (4)
2002
36%
Chris Allfrey Ally Arnall Louise Baldwin James Begbie Stephen Berrow Aoife Bharucha Sarah Botting Elisabeth Bouchard Angus Cameron Robbie Campbell Richard Chandler Jason Chen Henry Clayton Rachel Clements Saõirse Cowley Lauren Curtis Lizzie Da Costa Nick Duke-Ambridge Chris Geering Raleigh Gilbert Richard Godfrey Philippa Hemery Lindsay Hong
Tim Hughes Alexandra Hulme Kam Lally Tim Marshall Ana McDowall Claire McShane Julia Moses Adam Muckle Rachel Muckle Christopher Nairne David Orenstein Adel Osseiran Gareth Phillips Mark Porter Rosie Prendecki Hugo Robinson Aly Rowell James Schofield Alex Sena Claire Sunderland Hay Ioli Tassopoulou Gareth Toplis Tom Waterfield Ian Webb Tom Williams Ilya Zaslavsky Anonymous (5)
2003
34%
Toks Afolabi-Ajayi Nick Arnott Abi Attwood Kate Barbier Danielle Barbour Steph Barrett Ben Baulf Jon Bishop Jonan Boto David Brescia
2004
James Bridges Jenny Buckett Simon Clarke Andrew Connelly Alex Cook Kate Cowdy David Fallon Jack Fanning Kate Feld Steve Fleming Ashlee Godwin Chris Hadfield Rhiannon Harries Sophie Hayes Andy Hodgson Emma Hurrell Carl Jackson Margaret Johnston Garry Manley Bruno Marques Skye McAlpine James McCullagh Phil Mueller Peter Raftery Andy Robertson Hollie Robson-Marchant Dave Rushton Anthony Santospirito Peter Smith Gabby Stone Ian Tucker Sonja Vernes Chenyang Wang Kevin Warburton Anna White Brett Wilkinson Dan Woodbridge Anonymous (5)
26%
Tom Brazier Stephanie Fisher Agnes Fong Carina Foster Daniel Gilbert Anthony Good Will Gore-Randall
Jessie Sadig Michael Salib Minesh Shah James Stanier David Steynor Tim Stott Bryony Tomlinson Quan Tran
Craig Holmes Kasia Hunt Gemma Hyde Jiri Kindl Mila Kindlova Robert Klepka Kath Middleton Athina Mitropoulos
Univ personally gave so much to me and I feel it is just right that I give something back. LAURA OAKLE Y 2011, PPE
James Grice Christa Hann Liv Harris Lucy Jackson Erik Johnsen Anna Keogh Mark Lightfoot Kate McGlennan Jeffrey McLean Duncan Moran Fabienne Morris Alex Nicholson Nav Persaud Antony Peters Dave Riley Debbie Riley Miriam Rodrigues 29
Sarah Venables Johanna Vogel Alistair White Paul Yowell Anonymous (3)
2005
27%
Tom Barfield Monica Barker Eithne Bradley Guy Broadfield Alexander Bryant Rob Cioffi Howat Duncan Douglas Gilman Stephen Hardwick Anna Hepworth
Hide Nakajima Anna Oldmeadow Jack Pailing Sheetal Persaud Augustine Rapson Samuel Rendle-Short Christie Silk Jamie Sunderland Peter Surr Arman Taghavi-Chabert Nicholas Wareham Sam Weatherley Josh Weinberg Daniel Whisson Daniel Williams Daniel Woods Anonymous (4)
2006
24%
Michelle Bannister Raquel Barradas de Freitas van der Wijk Phil Boon Tom Burkin Rebecca Burton Joshua Cartwright Minglei Chen
Chris Pickett Matthew Player Nathaniel Read Shuchi Shah Lucy Shaw Natasha Sheel Matthew Siebert Fred Spring Alex Tyson
2008
Peter Fallon Dilan Fernando Matthew Garraghan Joanna Green Georgina Johnson James Kent Louise Lane Zhiyun Li Aled Lloyd Owen
I will always remain grateful to Univ for its consistent efforts to maximise its students’ experiences and hope that these opportunities can remain open to other students wishing to pursue their educational ambitions. HARRY PASEK 2014, HISTORY
Ali Cigari David Elliott Robin Froggatt-Smith Jamie Furniss Joe Harwood Belinda Hitchins Alice Hopkinson Anthony Jones Daisuke Kimura Shu Ting Lee Hereward Mills Jamie Moran Govind Oliver Mark Pearson
Sathish Umapathy James Varela Tom Walker Andrew Ward Caroline Webber Rob West Alastair Williams Anonymous (2)
2007
17%
David Armstrong Nick Chan Jim Cust Paddy Devlin
22%
Lewis Anderson Erica Buchberger Aimee Campbell Martin Chan Hannah Clarke Harry Clarke Jenny Davies Roel De Maeyer Vanessa Fairbank Jessica Ferguson Rosanna Hawkins Jack Haynes Alice Heath Ryan Heaton Andrei-Sorin Ilie Becki Jeffery Zoe Lang Jonathan Leader Maynard Louis Mather Emma Park Carys Roberts Will Robertson Joram van Rheede Sonam Wangdi Oliver Watts Sarah Willis Rasmus Wissmann Andreas Witte Andrew Wychrij Amy Zheng Anonymous (7)
Tamas Makai Philly Malicka Amelia Martyn-Hemphill Becca Neely Jim O’Connell-Lauder David Quick Anne Ross Emily Sayer Julia Schollick Punam Shah Emily Smeaton Charlotte Sutherell Anonymous (2)
2009
20%
Matt Betts David Blagden Dan Blank Harry Broadbent
30
Elle Costigan Samuel George James Hedgeland Matt Herman David Isanski Miles Jackson Adam Lapthorn Helena Legarda Herranz Lewis Millward James Morrison Thomas Nelson Cavit Pakel Jack Peters Isabel Richards Maria Rossdal Jack Roxburgh Molly Scott Peter Scott Daniel Verschueren Jack Wharton Johannes Wolf Anonymous (2)
2010
34%
Jaxom Champion Laura Clash Fiona Coffee Tom Cole Lindsey Entwistle Emanuel Ferm Sarah-Louise Fernandez Toby Fisher Hetty Fletcher Lizzie German Jacqueline Heybrock Esme Hicks Sean Hopkins Clare Joyce Josh Ko
William Lewis Michael Malone-Lee Rachel Massey Alexia Millett Liz Mincin Richard Morris Nadia Odunayo Catherine Parr Sean Paul Ryan Perkins Joe Prentice Douglas Sexton Beth Sillitto Alex Sisto James Skinner Cris Smith Elliot Smith Jon-Paul Spencer Emily Stewart Petr Sulc Edward Swift David Todd Kristina van Nues Wrigley Poppy Walker Christian Wehrenfennig Sam Wrigley Velimir Zivkovic Anonymous (2)
2011
29%
Madeleine Bishop Sally Bovill Heather Catchpole Hayden Cooke Sarah Cunliffe Christy Davis Sarah Dixon-Clarke Sam Ereira
Alina Gerasimenko Tomas Halgas Matthew Haughton John Hobley Simon Hyett Martin Kok Jennifer Lai James McConville Rebecca Merkley Laura Oakley Sean Ogilvie Jack Prescott Rekha Rogers Laura Ruxandu
2012
31%
James Carruthers Todd Carter Rebecca Collins Emma Coombs Hannah Edwards Polly Gamble Hannah Gardiner Josephine Glover Carolina Grierson Otamere Guobadia Chloe Kellow Ross Martin Sian McGibbon
Angus Smith Yajing Xu Junyuan Xue Anonymous (2)
2013
4%
2014
31%
Phoenix Kushner
Robert Kalonian Corrina Readioff Sigurdur Sigurgeirsson Cordt van Geuns-Rosch
Receiving a Bursary has made a huge difference to my time at Oxford. My finances are now much less of a concern. I would like to thank everyone who supports Univ. VICKY OLIVE 2013, PPE
Joseph Saxby Stephanie Smith Elizabeth Stronach Andreas Tischbirek Philip Welch Evan Wilson Anonymous (6)
Simon Mee Edward Penington Hannah Pollard Abigail Reeves Matthew Robson Max Shock Gabriela Shorney Toledano Melissa Sidnell 31
&
FELLOWS,
COLLEGE STAFF
FRIENDS UNIV † Indicates that a donor is now deceased 1249 Society member
John Albery † Bill Allan Jackie Andrew Mary Archer Jane Atkinson Mark and Catherine Boylan Diana Burns Nicola Capewell Gareth and Susan Capner Darren Cavanagh Lynn Clee Jill Crewe Ivor Crewe Ian Desborough Sara Dewsbery Vivian Donnelley Jane Garvie Charles Goodhart Frances Goodhart Lucy Goodhart Laura Goodhart Watts Michael Graham Tony Guest Barry Haggett Martin Hall Nicholas Halmi Anthony Jennings Angus Johnston Polly Jones
OF
Lisa Kallet William Kussell Wendy Lehman Lash Brian Loughman Nigel Lovett Michael MacDougall Henry Machin Bob Maskell Heleen Mendl -Schrama Eliza Menninger Richard Morgan John Morton Alexander Murray Peter Newey Mike Nicholson Chris Pelling Christopher Purvis Allan Reiskin William Roth Susan Scollan Maurice Shock Tiffany Stern Robert Strassler Lois Sykes Barend Ter Haar Daphne Todd Mahesh Uttamlal Laura Varnam Anonymous (6)
&
BUSINESSES, TRUSTS
FOUNDATIONS
The 29th May 1961 Trust The Barrington Foundation BHP Billiton British Petroleum The Edith and Herbert Lehman Foundation, Inc Goldman Sachs Johnson & Johnson The J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable Trust Morgan Stanley Dean Witter The Newdigate Fund
LEAVING
LEGACY TO
A
UNIV
Making provision for Univ in your will is a particularly personal and thoughtful way of supporting the College. Legacies have been and continue to be an enormously important source of funds for the College; indeed, were it not for William of Durham’s foresight and legacy gift that was realised in 1249 to support scholars in Oxford, Univ might not be here today.
The Overbrook Foundation
The William of Durham Club
The Pepamir Foundation
recognises the generosity of those who have made a future provision for Univ, and meets annually for a special recognition day in College. While we hope these gifts will not be realised for years to come, we give thanks today to all those listed opposite, and those who have chosen to remain anonymous, for their quiet generosity.
Pine Research Instrumentation The Stephen Cockburn Charitable Trust The Valdichiesa Foundation The Wolfson Foundation Anonymous (2) 32
Old Members Glyn Lloyd (1940) Barry Barnes (1941) Roger Willcox (1941) Jolyon Dromgoole (1944) Martin Monier-Williams (1944) Derek Wheatley (1944) Alan Fleming (1946) Roy Selby (1948) Robin Wynne-Jones (1948) John Fawcett (1949) Anthony Greenburgh (1949) Thomas Houston (1949) J.P. Hudson (1949) Alan Hurley (1949) David Main (1949) David Booth (1950) Godfrey Fowler (1950) Tony Williams (1950) Jack Nicholas (1951) Brian O’Brien (1951) Neville Rosen (1951) Philip Taverner (1951) Anthony Thompson (1951) Michael Allen (1953) Colin Bayne-Jardine (1953) John Gardner (1953) Patrick Nobes (1953) Bill Robbins (1953) Henry Woolston (1953) Peter Dean (1954) Roddy Dewe (1954) John Duncan (1954) Carl Ganz (1954) Denis Dearnaley (1955)
Richard Goodwin (1955) Stanley Martin (1955) John Mayall (1955) John Morrison (1955) Jonathan Sharpe (1956) Richard Terras (1956) Derek Wood (1956) Robert Avis (1957) John Glew (1957) Kenneth Walker (1957) John Carruthers (1958) Alun Evans (1958) Peter Jackson (1958) Selwyn Kossuth (1958) Basil Morgan (1958) Egerton Parker (1958) John Donovan (1959) Brian Creak (1960) Bruce Drew (1960) Dick Norton (1960) Mark Blythe (1961) Michael Buckley (1961) Bob Craft (1961) Jonathan Mance (1961) Oliver Stocken (1961) Boudewyn van Oort (1961) William Waterfield (1961) Michael George (1962) Michael Hayes (1962) Eric Humphreys (1962) Robert Kibble (1962) David Mills (1962) David Potter (1962) Phil Power (1962) Anthony Slingsby (1962)
David Sykes (1963) Robert Boyd (1964) Clive Elliott (1964) Alastair Lack (1964) Roger Potter (1964) Anthony Weale (1964) Greg Birdseye (1965) George Cooper (1965) Raymond Davis (1965) Michael Jago (1965) Murdoch Laing (1965) Ian Morson (1965) Nicky Padfield (1965) Patrick Talbot (1965) Malcolm Burn (1966) Paul Chellgren (1966) Crispian Collins (1966) Andrew Dobbie (1966) Roy Hodgson (1966) Edward Sadler (1966) Michael Hanson (1967) Karl Marlantes (1967) Richard Schaper (1967) Paul Hudson (1968) Robert Jones (1968) Herbie Knott (1968) Grant Lawrence (1968) Andrew White (1968) Jonathan Andrew (1969) Ross Bowden (1969) David Rees-Jones (1969) Andrew Turner (1969) Owen Williams (1969) Paul Gambaccini (1970) David Wilson (1970) 33
Roy Hyde (1971) John Nicholson (1971) Philip Gore-Randall (1972) John Paynter (1972) Tim Tacchi (1973) Jonathan Bowen (1974) Ian Grainger (1974) Nick Perry (1974) Andy Tucker (1974) Stephen Faktor (1975) William Fforde (1975) Chris Morgan (1975) Alistair Lang (1976) Timothy Bralower (1977) Jonathan Earl (1977) Lindsay Irvine (1977) Ian Macfarlane (1977) Paul Johnson (1978) Kevin Scollan (1978) Simon Thompson (1978) Mark Yallop (1978) Neal Clark (1979) Richard Lewis (1980) John Crompton (1981) Sian Fisher (1981) Robin Darwall-Smith (1982) Helen Watkins (1982) Joanne Douglas (1983) Mark Hurren (1983) Abigail Graham (1984) Annalise Acorn (1986) Lorette Fleming (1986) Anthony Parsons (1986) Helen Weavers (1986) Sean Denniston (1987)
Rachel Parsons (1987) Jane Templeman-Bruce (1989) William Reeve (1991) Colin Allan (1994) Hugh Young (1994) Sophie Miller (1995) Calum Miller (1996) Charlotte Sutherell (2007) Jessica Lazar (2009)
Friends of Univ Ida Bull Diana Burns Gareth and Susan Capner Martha Cass George Cawkwell Helen Cooper Glen Dudbridge Jane Garvie Valerie Herbert Diana Hindley Stephanie Holmans Ed Leahy Rudolph Marcus Heleen Mendl-Schrama Gwynne Ovenstone Susan Scollan David and Janice Sheel Helen Stephen And 23 members requesting anonymity
VOLUNTEERS IN
2014/15
Over the course of one year, the wide range of events and activities co-ordinated by the Development Office would simply not be possible without the reliable help and support of many Old Members, Fellows, students, Friends and staff of the College. Whether it is serving on committees, providing advice, helping to organise and encourage attendance at events, or assisting our fundraising efforts, we are very grateful to the following individuals who gave of their valuable time and expertise in 2014/15.
Elizabeth Adams
Helen Cooper
Paul Adler (1975)
Caroline Creaby (2000)
Peter Anderson (1981)
Brian Creak (1960)
David Astley (2011)
John Crompton (1981)
Shazia Azim (1993)
John Cummins (1981)
James Begbie (2002)
John Cunliffe (1964)
Bill Bernhard (1956)
Robin Darwall-Smith (1982)
Philip Bernie (1980)
Roshan Daryanani (1990)
Matthew Berry (1995)
John Davenport (1951)
Shauna Bevan (1992)
Peter Dean (1954)
Jon Bishop (2003)
Keith Dorrington
Mark Blythe (1961)
Sarah Dixon-Clarke (2011)
Jonathan Bowen (1974)
John Duncan (1954)
Jonathan Bowers (1989)
Brendan Dyck (2012)
Robert Boyd (1964)
David Edward (1953)
Sarah Boyd (2013)
Clive Elliott (1964)
Amanda Brookfield (1979)
Edward Enfield (1948)
Julia Brouard (2012)
Alun Evans (1958)
Robin Butler (1957)
Mark Evans (1982)
Eamon Byrne (2013)
Nicholas Evans (1965)
Colin Campbell (1964)
Howard Field (1965)
Andrew Carroll (1977)
Sian Fisher (1981)
George Cawkwell
Emily Formby (1986)
Margaret Chamberlain (1979)
Mark Foster (1979)
John-Henry Charles (2012)
Godfrey Fowler (1950)
Justin Cheatle (1985)
Hattie Franklin (1997)
Cameron Cochrane (1954)â€
Daniel Freeman
Peter Cockburn (1964)
Sara Fyson (1998)
Paul Cole (1964)
John Gardner
William Cookson (1987)
Timothy Gee (1957)
†deceased
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Josephine Glover (2012)
Isaac Livne (2005)
Laura Oakley (2011)
Alexander Sturgis (1982)
Kevan Watts (1969)
Stephen Golding
Jim Long (1987)
Nadia Odunayo (2010)
David Sykes (1963)
Laura Goodhart Watts
Celia Goodhart
Philipp Lorenz (2012)
Victoria Olive (2013)
Tim Tacchi (1973)
Martin Westlake (1976)
Abigail Graham (1984)
Louie Mackee (2013)
Ian Owen (1971)
Anthony Thompson (1951)
RajivaWijesinha (1971) Janet Williams (1979)
Ian Graham-Bryce (1954)
Ian Maclennan (1978)
Nicky Padfield (1965)
Rhodri Thompson (1979)
Tom Grass (1992)
Neil Magee (1962)
Richard Pawley (1986)
Annie Tse (1984)
Evan Wilson (2011)
Kevin Grassby (1980)
Chris Mammen (1993)
Claire Peacock (2014)
Mark Turner (1976)
Susie Wilson (1994)
Emily Green
Clive Manison (1965)
Chris Pelling
Giles Underwood
Gigi Woo (1992)
Mick Green (1965)
Caroline Marriage (1991)
Nick Perry (1974)
Timothy Walker (1964)
Jennifer Wood (2013)
Patricia Greenhalgh (1980)
Paul Marriage (1991)
Jamie Pike (1973)
Victoria Walker (2001)
George Woodward (2011)
Chloe Hall (2012)
Benjamin Martill (2013)
Ariadne Plaitakis (1995)
Matthew Wallace (1989)
Mark Yallop (1978)
Jack Haynes (2008)
Stanley Martin (1955)
Roger Potter (1964)
Kevin Warburton (2003)
Nick Yeung (1993)
Ed Hieatt (1995)
Bob Maskell
Richard Powles (1964)
Michael Ward (1968)
Alexander Zaslavsky (1992)
Reg Hinkley (1965)
Neil McDonald (1964)
Christopher Purvis (1970, Keble)
Natalia Warrick-Alexander
Michael Hitchman (1965)
Scot McKendrick (1978)
Gavin Ralston (1976)
(2009)
Catherine Holmes
Rebecca Mead (1985)
William Reeve (1991)
Bryan Horrigan (1986)
Heleen Mendl-Schrama
Damian Sandys (1998)
John Hyde (1970)
Anand Menon (1984)
Caroline Scott (1980)
David Issott (1995)
Alison Mercer (1991)
Howard Sereda (1973)
Ben Jackson
Alex Michie (2014)
Jonathan Seres (1963)
Alan Jay (1980)
George Middleton (1965)
Minesh Shah (2004)
Peter Jezzard
Helena Miles (1985)
Nick Shaw (1996)
Simon Johnson (1994)
David Mills (1962)
William Shawcross (1965)
Ron Jordan (1963)
Michael Milner (1967)
Desmond Shawe-Taylor (1974)
Lisa Kallet
Thomas F Moore (1998)
Nick Smith (1976)
Nicola Lacey (1979)
Fabienne Morris (2004)
Thomas Smith
Alistair Lang (1976)
John Morrison (1955)
Lindsey Stewart (1979)
Anna Lawrence-Pietroni (1991)
Sebastian Murphy (2012)
Mike Stock (2012, Worcester)
Shu Lee (2006)
Alexander Murray
Gabby Stone (2003)
Alex Letts (1988)
Sandy Nairne (1971)
Jeremy Stone (1971) 35
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SINGLE AND REGULAR GIFTS
MAKING A
GIFTIN
Single gifts can be made by cheque or credit/debit card. Gifts of all sizes are appreciated and valued; even the most modest of donations not only show your loyalty to Univ but collectively make a vital contribution to the College.
2015/16
Regular gifts can be set up for a period of one to four years, on either a monthly, quarterly or annual basis. They are of great benefit to Univ as they provide a guaranteed flow of income to the College for the medium term, and enable you to spread the cost of your gift. Your single or regular gift can be made: Online Visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/give By Post Send a cheque to University College, Oxford OX1 4BH with a completed Gift Form* (available at www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift) By Phone Call the Development Office on +44 (0)1865 286208
*This will enable the College to claim Gift Aid on your gift 36
TAXEFFICIENT GIVING
MAKING A MAJOR GIFT If you are interested in making a gift of £25,000 or more, please contact Martha Cass, Senior Development Executive, tel +44 (0)1865 276791, or email martha.cass@univ.ox.ac.uk
In the UK Univ is a Registered Charity (number 1141259) and therefore able to reclaim 25p for every £1 given by a UK taxpayer at no extra cost to the donor through Gift Aid, provided that he/she has paid an amount of UK Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax equal to the tax reclaim. Monthly Gift
Annual Gift
With Gift Aid
Total value to Univ after 4 years
£20
£240
£300
£1,200
£50
£600
£750
£3,000
£100
£1,200
£1,500*
£6,000
£500
£6,000
£7,500
£30,000
Gifts Of Shares Giving via shares is one of the most tax efficient ways of making a charitable gift and a powerful way to support Univ. Gifts of shares in the UK receive income tax relief of 100 per cent of their market value. If shares worth £100k are donated tax relief based on this will be received in full, i.e. £40k at the higher rate of tax. This tax break goes straight to the donor and, in addition, gifts of shares do not attract Capital Gains Tax. Visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift for further details.
Higher rate tax payers can also benefit from tax relief by claiming back the difference between the higher rates of tax of 40 or 45 per cent and the basic rate of tax at 20 per cent on the total value of their gross donation. Visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/maximiseyourgift for further details.
Legacy Giving There are a variety of types of legacy that can be left to Univ, including residuary and pecuniary legacies, and gifts-in-kind. For more information, visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/legacies
THANK YOU
From Overseas There are ways for you to give to Univ tax-efficiently in Europe, Asia, North America and Australia. Visit www.univ.ox.ac.uk/giving-overseas for details. *Qualifies for membership of the 1249 Society if aged 30 or above (only £124.90 per annum required if under 30) 37
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