Donations and Sponsorships Sample Clauses

Donations and Sponsorships. The Company does not make political donations. Employees may make donations in their capacity as private individuals only. The Company may provide sponsorships to organisations or events. Employees must ensure that such sponsorships are provided for a legitimate business objective and could not be perceived as being for the purpose of obtaining or retaining an undue benefit or advantage for the Company or any Employee or related individuals. All Company donations and sponsorships must be pre-approved by the Chief Executive Officer.
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Donations and Sponsorships. Third parties are asked to provide a list of sponsors and contact info (i.e. email/phone number). This in turn aids the Foundation and helps us recognize our partners within the community. The Education Foundation of Niagara will not solicit sponsors on behalf of the Third Party.
Donations and Sponsorships. All donations and sponsorship payments are the property of Ve’ahavta and are subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including the following:

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