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The FY2025 NACUBO table lists Saint Francis University at USD 67.3 million in respondent endowment assets. Balance source
NACUBO reports USD 67.267 million for Saint Francis University in FY2025 and USD 63.047 million in FY2024. The respondent is located in Loretto, PA, and appears at rank 567 in the published table. FY2025 is the latest published NACUBO-Commonfund survey. The institution's fiscal calendar and legal reporting unit govern comparisons with other public records. NACUBO survey

NACUBO places Saint Francis University in PA and reports USD 67.267 million in FY2025. The respondent's name defines the unit being compared across the survey columns. A campus, supporting foundation and investment pool can each publish financial information, and their totals can differ. Permanent gifts and board-designated resources also have different spending permissions. The balance therefore describes the reported assets at a date, with no assumption that all of them are available for general operations. Survey scope and definitions

| Fiscal year | Survey endowment, USD millions |
|---|---|
| FY2017 | 48.642 |
| FY2018 | 50.428 |
| FY2019 | 52.713 |
| FY2020 | 51.988 |
| FY2021 | 67.462 |
| FY2022 | 60.084 |
| FY2023 | 62.454 |
| FY2024 | 63.047 |
| FY2025 | 67.267 |
The FY2025 survey value for Saint Francis University is USD 67.267 million, compared with USD 63.047 million for FY2024. The reported balance rose by USD 4.220 million, or 6.69%, from FY2024. It includes changes in investments as well as additions and distributions. NACUBO explicitly distinguishes this change in market value from an investment rate of return. FY2025 respondent values and definitions
The available history begins in FY2017 at USD 48.642 million and ends in FY2025 at USD 67.267 million. The change across those observations is USD 18.625 million. The smallest reported balance in the displayed series is USD 48.642 million in FY2017; the largest is USD 67.462 million in FY2021. The displayed observations are year-end asset balances. NACUBO historical workbook
The FY2025 NCSE $50M to $100M group reports an average effective spending rate of 5.5%. That is a survey-group statistic and is not assigned as Saint Francis University's policy. An institution's own spending rule can use several prior valuation dates, a prior-year dollar draw or additional adjustments. Its approved appropriation and the cash ultimately spent by a department can differ in timing. NCSE spending-rate table
For Saint Francis University, a closing survey balance and an annual appropriation answer different questions. The survey records how much was held at the reporting date. A spending formula determines support using the valuations specified in that policy. A beneficiary can also spend an approved distribution in a later period. This timing can separate the institution's appropriation from the cash recorded as an expense. Spending measures
NACUBO's FY2025 table lists Saint Francis University in Loretto, PA, with respondent type Private college/university endowment or Other non-profit institution. The table identifies the participating organization and its asset balance. Investment governance
Public Law 119-21 changed Section 4968 for tax years beginning after December 31, 2025. Applicable private institutions must have at least 3,000 tuition-paying students in the preceding tax year, with more than half located in the United States, and student-adjusted endowment of at least $500,000. The rates are 1.4% from $500,000 through $750,000 per student, 4% above $750,000 through $2 million, and 8% above $2 million. Enacted law, Section 70415
An institution's tax tier requires its statutory asset base, eligible student count and related-organization treatment. The survey's closing market value does not supply that calculation. No institution-specific rate is assigned without an institutional disclosure. A campus's enrollment in a public fact sheet can differ from the daily-average, full-time-equivalent count required by the law.
An approved endowment draw does not establish taxable net investment income under Section 4968.
The FY2025 survey value of USD 67.267 million places this respondent in the $50M to $100M band. The published band contains 96 respondents and USD 7.2 billion of aggregate assets. Its average five-year annualized net return is 10.1%, and its ten-year average is 7.5%. NCSE size groups NCSE average net returns
| NCSE measure | FY2025 average |
|---|---|
| One-year net return | 11.1% |
| Five-year annualized net return | 10.1% |
| Ten-year annualized net return | 7.5% |
| Effective spending rate | 5.5% |

NCSE's allocation categories combine strategies with different liquidity and valuation practices. Its Alternatives group can include private capital, hedge funds and real assets. Matching that broad weight would not establish identical holdings. The chart shows the FY2025 NCSE size group's average allocation. Published category weights are shown with an explicit rounding difference so the full bar totals 100%. NCSE allocation definitions
The ProPublica nonprofit API identifies the legal filer as Saint Francis University, EIN 251024358. Its available filing for the year ended June 30, 2023 reports total filer assets of USD 157.885 million, revenue of USD 105.940 million, expenses of USD 109.221 million. These are filer-wide amounts, which can include buildings, operating resources and other assets outside the endowment. The filing period is retained separately from the current investment disclosures. ProPublica structured filing data
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