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to protect the principal of the fund(passive) are designedEndowment funds
to be sustainable over the long term , typically to honor an institutions promise to a donors intent for their gift in perpetuity(passive) are designedEndowment funds
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community foundation works with donorsto setendowment funds
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by members(passive) contributed byendowment funds
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to grow over time and provide funding for charitable causes according to a clients wishes , forever(passive) are designedEndowment funds
aside(passive) are setEndowment funds
so that the principal funds are never touched(passive) are designed Endowment funds
so that the principal funds are never touched(passive) are designedEndowment funds
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to promote the long - term stability of community building work and inspire philanthropic giving(passive) are designedEndowment funds
to last forever(passive) are designedEndowment funds
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by people from all walks of life who want to give something back in a way that matters to them(passive) contributed byendowment funds
by people from all walks of life who want to give something back(passive) contributed byendowment funds
by a variety of donors primarily for local purposes(passive) contributed byendowed funds
to protect and grow a principal over time(passive) are designedEndowed funds
to be permanent and perpetual(passive) are designedEndowed funds
to keep the principal amount intact while annually using the investment income from dividends(passive) are designedEndowments
to keep a principal donation intact while using the investment income from accumulated interest for charitable efforts(passive) are designedEndowments
to keep the principal intact while using the investment income to benefit the University through scholarships , academic enrichments , athletic enrichments , professorships or other designations(passive) are designedEndowments
to keep the principal amount intact and using the investment income from dividends for charitable effortsdesignedto keep the principal amount intact and using the investment income from dividends for charitable efforts
up to aid these programs , over the long termsetup to aid these programs , over the long term
to grow over time and provide funding in perpetuity for charitable causes according to the Wilson Foundationsare designedto grow over time and provide funding in perpetuity for charitable causes according to the Wilson Foundations
up to benefit the Foundation itselfhave been setup to benefit the Foundation itself
to provide a steady stream of income for organizations in perpetuitydesignedto provide a steady stream of income for organizations in perpetuity
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to support current and future needsdesignedto support current and future needs
from donor contributions which are made for a particular purpose , such as a specific scholarshipresultfrom donor contributions which are made for a particular purpose , such as a specific scholarship
to benefit the Northern Kentucky community foreverdesignedto benefit the Northern Kentucky community forever
in Article 5-A of the Not - for - Profit Corporation Law ( the Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Actset forthin Article 5-A of the Not - for - Profit Corporation Law ( the Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act
to last in perpetuitydesignedto last in perpetuity
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to the Community Foundationcontributedto the Community Foundation
to live on in perpetuityare designedto live on in perpetuity
to support current and future needs of the Catholic family of Idahodesignedto support current and future needs of the Catholic family of Idaho
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in decreased support of student scholarshipsresultingin decreased support of student scholarships
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to student scholarshipscontributeto student scholarships
to SA and student performance in the context of a large South African universitycontributeto SA and student performance in the context of a large South African university
to our charitable fund through your community foundationcontributeto our charitable fund through your community foundation
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up to support academic aims ... and not serve other purposeswas setup to support academic aims ... and not serve other purposes
to this fundTo contributeto this fund
to this fundTo contributeto this fund
15 percent of the operating budget before scholarshipscontributed15 percent of the operating budget before scholarships
more than $ 300 million per year to Institute operations out of a total operating budget of $ 1.8 billioncontributesmore than $ 300 million per year to Institute operations out of a total operating budget of $ 1.8 billion
to salary , benefits , and research fundswill contributeto salary , benefits , and research funds
to a strong overall financial basis for the schoolcontributesto a strong overall financial basis for the school
asidesetsaside
more than a third of the university 's annual operating revenuescontributesmore than a third of the university 's annual operating revenues
in the universityresultedin the university
to the growth , financial security and the long - term stability of the Museumsubstantially contributesto the growth , financial security and the long - term stability of the Museum
to the financial strength of the schoolcontributesto the financial strength of the school
from investment activity in the complimentary Endowment Management chapter of College and University Business Administrationresultingfrom investment activity in the complimentary Endowment Management chapter of College and University Business Administration
to the charitable mission of a nonprofit organizationcan contributeto the charitable mission of a nonprofit organization
$ 1.2 million to the University annuallycontributes$ 1.2 million to the University annually
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