$43.60 Billion In 2017: Top 20 U.S. Institutions That Received The Most Charitable Contributions
Among the small handful of institutions to make the annual list, in all, there are now two universities (Harvard and Stanford) to surpass the $1 billion mark, according to the Council for Aid to Education (CAE).
Harvard University ($1.28 billion) raised the most in 2017, followed by Stanford University, with $1.13 billion. Cornell University has ranked No. 3 on the list of the 20 US universities that raised the most money in 2017, followed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at $672.94 million and the University of Southern California at $668.33 million.
Last year universities and colleges in the United States raised $43.60 billion.
The 20 US Universities That Raised The Most Money in 2017
Rank | Institution | Total raised |
---|---|---|
1 | Harvard University | $1.28 billion |
2 | Stanford University | $1.13 billion |
3 | Cornell University | $743.50 million |
4 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | $672.94 million |
5 | University of Southern California | $668.33 million |
6 | Johns Hopkins University | $636.91 million |
7 | University of Pennsylvania | $626.49 million |
8 | Columbia University | $603.08 million |
9 | Yale University | $595.89 million |
10 | Duke University | $581.05 million |
11 | New York University | $567.12 million |
12 | University of Washington | $553.89 million |
13 | University of California-Los Angeles | $550.93 million |
14 | University of Chicago | $483.47 million |
15 | University of Michigan | $456.13 million |
16 | University of Notre Dame | $451.43 million |
17 | University of California-San Francisco | $422.17 million |
18 | University of California-Berkeley | $404.59 million |
19 | Ohio State University | $401.85 million |
20 | Indiana University | $398.26 million |
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