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donors who have made a bequest in their will(passive) are often created byEndowments
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of individual funds given by donors over time(passive) are composedEndowments
individuals , families , and/or corporate donors who seek to remember , honor(passive) are created byEndowments
donors with the intent of providing permanent support for the University(passive) are created byendowments
arts organizations and funded jointly by the private sector and the government through two matching programs : the Arts Endowment Fund , and the Canada Cultural Investment Fund , Endowment Incentives Component(passive) created byendowments
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individual donors who seek to remember , honor , and pay tribute to a family member , mentor , or other(passive) are created byEndowments
donors directed to a broad area reflecting their personal interests(passive) created byendowments
the donors in the memory of their loved ones and also from the Educational Fund of the Association(passive) created byendowments
donors who may specify the purpose for which the endowment income may be spent(passive) are created byEndowments
Individuals , families , businesses , and groups of peoplecreateendowments
Planned gifts are often usedto createendowments
to exist for the benefit of the school , its students , and alumni in perpetuity(passive) are designedEndowments
a single gift , or a series of gifts over a maximum of five years(passive) may be created byEndowments
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to last in perpetuity(passive) are designedEndowments
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through donations from alumni , corporations , and foundations(passive) are createdEndowments
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donors who wish their gifts to be invested for growth while using a portion of the earned income to support a designated program , scholarship , etc(passive) are created byEndowments
generous donations of one or more donors that are used to support the activities of distinguished faculty members in the college , usually by providing them a salary supplement and discretionary funding(passive) created byendowments
an endowment fundcreatedan endowment fund
and administered by the persons or organisations of Vanniyakula Kshatriya communitycreatedand administered by the persons or organisations of Vanniyakula Kshatriya community
An Endowment FormCreatingAn Endowment Form
to provide in perpetuity for an ecclesiastic body , for a charitable institution , or for a family were long established in land or in disbursement of agricultural products of kindwere designedto provide in perpetuity for an ecclesiastic body , for a charitable institution , or for a family were long established in land or in disbursement of agricultural products of kind
a foundation for prosperitycreatea foundation for prosperity
or expanded through the Endowment Match Programcreatedor expanded through the Endowment Match Program
from planned giftscreatedfrom planned gifts
up during his lifetimesetup during his lifetime
economic development by William Easterly , Ross Levine - Journal of Monetary Economics , 2003influenceeconomic development by William Easterly , Ross Levine - Journal of Monetary Economics , 2003
a financial foundation for nonprofitscreatea financial foundation for nonprofits
your own unrestricted family endowment withinCreateyour own unrestricted family endowment within
in The Second Century Campaign by alumnicreatedin The Second Century Campaign by alumni
up at both University of Nebraska Foundation and the Nebraska Community Foundationsetup at both University of Nebraska Foundation and the Nebraska Community Foundation
at The Ohio State Universitycreatedat The Ohio State University
through gifts to the University Unionshave been createdthrough gifts to the University Unions
from a single source or through the efforts and support of many persons.3can originatefrom a single source or through the efforts and support of many persons.3
a permanent source of income for the communitycreatea permanent source of income for the community
$ 5,000 or more These fundscontributing$ 5,000 or more These funds
a fund with the Saint Paul & Minnesota FoundationCreatinga fund with the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation
for the Musical Theatre program and the University Librarieshad ... createdfor the Musical Theatre program and the University Libraries
a lasting legacy at Roommemecreatea lasting legacy at Roommeme
a lasting legacy for the choircreatea lasting legacy for the choir
a lasting legacy at CNCcreatea lasting legacy at CNC
a lasting legacy at BCITcreatea lasting legacy at BCIT
economic development ... Journal of Monetary Economics , Elsevier ... Vol . 50 , No . 1 , ppinfluenceeconomic development ... Journal of Monetary Economics , Elsevier ... Vol . 50 , No . 1 , pp
in the Community Foundation through his estate planscreatedin the Community Foundation through his estate plans
within the Foundation by donors and friendscreatedwithin the Foundation by donors and friends
through the 2001 Rooted in Faithcreatedthrough the 2001 Rooted in Faith
a lasting legacy that will benefit students in perpetuitycreatea lasting legacy that will benefit students in perpetuity
meaningful legaciescreatemeaningful legacies
up to pay for prayers for the princes that centurysetup to pay for prayers for the princes that century
up to pay for prayers for the princes - Henrysetup to pay for prayers for the princes - Henry
a fund which will permanently support a program or the general purpose of the Charitable Foundationcreatea fund which will permanently support a program or the general purpose of the Charitable Foundation
up on the basis of donationssetup on the basis of donations
aside funds in honor of individualshave setaside funds in honor of individuals
to recognize and honorcreatedto recognize and honor
to fund prioritiescreatedto fund priorities
to last in perpetuitydesignedto last in perpetuity
to ensure perpetuitydesignedto ensure perpetuity
longevity and independence for charitable organizationscreatelongevity and independence for charitable organizations