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Fund Development Office

A PHILANTHROPY OF VALUES

Excellence requires sustenance. The Fund Development Office advances the University’s mission by fostering meaningful partnerships rooted in shared values and a commitment to excellence. As a bridge between benefactors and the University community, the Office opens pathways for support through donor engagement, collaboration, and opportunities that strengthen UA&P’s vision for integral human development.

Illustration of UA&P campus environment and learning spaces
Illustration of UA&P campus facilities and academic spaces
UA&P campus interior showing academic and institutional spaces
Illustration of UA&P campus environment and learning spaces
UA&P event space used for academic and donor engagement activities
UA&P campus facade representing institutional development
UA&P campus facade representing institutional growth and support
List of UA&P donors supporting scholarships and academic programs
Names of benefactors and partners of the UA&P Fund Development Office
UA&P donor recognition list for institutional and academic support
Acknowledgment of donors contributing to UA&P scholarships and initiatives
Compilation of UA&P donors and supporters of the University’s mission

CUSTODIANS OF THE MISSION

UA&P Donor Engagement and
Naming Rights Policy

01. Donor Engagement Strategy
How Does UA&P Deal with Donors? The university encourages all stakeholders—particularly those directly involved in donor-funded projects—to take a proactive role in nurturing relationships with donors. This is achieved through:

  • Continuous Personal Dealings: Ensuring donors receive regular updates on the projects they support.

  • Reciprocal Support: Understanding how the university can assist donors in return, such as providing employee training, collaborating on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, or offering personal and family enrichment activities.
     

02. Naming Rights Categories
What are subject to Naming Rights? This section outlines the specific non-physical entities and positions eligible for naming rights:

  • Academic Entities: Faculties, departments, schools, colleges, research centers, and institutes.

  • Academic Positions: Academic chairs, lectureships, fellowships, and research positions.

  • Awards: Any payment or benefit granted to a student or faculty member to recognize excellence, merit, or distinction.
     

03. University Property Definition
Physical Assets Eligible for Naming This section details the specific University Property that falls under naming rights eligibility, which includes:

  • External Building Parts: Wings, halls, forecourts, courtyards, and terraces.

  • Internal Spaces: Lecture theatres, laboratories, libraries, classrooms, lounges, and case rooms.

  • Public Domain Features: Plazas, concert halls, lawns, parking spaces, roads, and bridges.

  • Sports Facilities: Large facilities and playing fields.

  • Other Sites: Any structures recommended specifically by the Fund Development Office.

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Endowment Fund Guidelines and
Naming Privilege Duration

01. When is an endowment fund required for a naming privilege?
The grant of naming privileges for academic and non-academic entities, academic positions, and student or faculty scholarships will require the establishment of an endowment.
 
02. What is the duration of a naming privilege for a University Property?
University property may be named for a fixed period not exceeding 20 years. For extraordinarily big gifts (e.g., covering the total cost of construction and installation of an entire building), the Management Committee (ManCom) may endorse for approval of the Board Executive Committee (Excom) a naming privilege in perpetuity.
 
03. What donations are only accepted for endowments?
Only cash donations will be considered for the establishment of an endowment.
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