Sample figures — invented, not Mosaic's
Mosaic Giving
Money in, what was planned, and who is giving — across every campus.
What these counts do and don't cover
- The Mosaic figure covers four reporting groups — Los Angeles, New York,
Chicago and Online. Mexico, Ecuador and London are each campus's own local giving and are
not added into it.
- Those three report a single figure, filed here as Regular. The five-way
split doesn't exist in their systems, so a zero against New or Occasional means not captured,
not none.
- The real workbook runs a month behind for the US side. Mexico,
Ecuador and London file sooner than Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Online, so a
recent month is often complete for some campuses and not others. These sample figures
are filled through August everywhere, which the real data will not always be. September is blank on purpose: a month is filed after it closes, so on 30 September the newest month anybody has filed is August.
- Online is the workbook's General block, renamed. It carries around
110 households a month — people who give without being tied to a campus.
- A household is counted once per month, so counts don't add up across
months — a household that gave in March and April is one household, not two.
Invented figures, shaped like the Monthly Giving January–December 2026 workbook but not
taken from it. Real numbers go back in once this page sits behind Mosaic sign-in at
giving.mosaic.org. Nothing here reads a live system and nothing writes back. Amounts are
not included either way — this is the household half of giving.