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We did it (again)!

This fiscal year (July 1, 2023–June 30, 2024) was a record one for ASOR. Donor numbers have been steadily increasing over the past couple of years and this year 905Ìýof 17³Ô¹Ïmembers chose to make a gift of $5 or more! In addition, another 407 people made a gift of less than $5 (primarily from donations to cover credit card fees). Even better news—the cash donations in FY 2024 totaled more than $1,600,000!

Thanks to you, our generous donors, for helping 17³Ô¹Ïcarry out our mission. It is truly gratifying to see our members and friends choosing to invest in ASOR. Please review  who donated to make ASOR’s work possible this fiscal year. We are still updating and checking this list, so please contact us with any corrections or comments (info@asor.org).

Benefactor ($20k+) = 6
Patron ($10,000–19,999) = 7
Friend ($5,000–9,999) = 13
Sponsor ($1,000–4,999) = 33
Sustainer ($500–999) = 28
Supporter ($250–499) = 27
Contributor ($100–249) = 180
Donor ($25–99.99) = 136
Ally ($5–24.99) = 475
Gifts under $5 = 407

Why does high donor participation matter?

This large number of donors (almost half of ASOR’s membership) is something that distinguishes 17³Ô¹Ïfrom all other learned societies. And it matters, as the high level of donor participation from our membership engages the attention of foundations and major donors outside 17³Ô¹Ïand helps us attract gifts and support from them.

Your donations also enable 17³Ô¹Ïto carry out our mission. Subscriptions and memberships only account for about a quarter of our annual budget, so we rely on grants and donations from our members and friends. Even modest gifts add up to create significant support for ASOR, Truly, every donor is important, and every gift is meaningful.

Fiscal Year 2024 Honor Roll

Lifetime Honor Roll of Donors

17³Ô¹ÏLegacy Circle Members