Donors Sample Clauses

Donors. 1. NAME: 2. ADDRESS: 3. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: 4. EMAIL: 5. TELEPHONE: HOME: CELL: OTHER: 6. DATE OF BIRTH: 7. RELATIONSHIP TO BENEFICIARY: 8. HOW YOU LEARNED OF PLAN: 1. NAME:
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Donors. A. Only regular employees are eligible to donate accrued vacation or sick leave. B. Donating employees may not reduce their balance of earned vacation below forty (40) hours or sick leave below forty (40) hours by reason of such donation.
Donors. The Parties consulted other donors regularly during the design of this Project to ensure the Project Activities complement the efforts of other donors without replacing, duplicating or hindering such efforts.
Donors. 6.3.1. Donors may independently negotiate with other persons who are not Participants to establish parameters that will allow the other person to become an Approved Client on agreed terms; 6.3.2. Donors will: i. provide system capability to ensure access to Data by Clients as envisaged by this MOU; ii. provide access to a Data owned, controlled or operated by the Donor to Clients in accordance with clause 7.1; iii. if contacted by WA Police and requested to do so, store and preserve particular Data for the time period specified by WA Police; iv. provide WA Police a copy of any individual agreement reached with another person for access to Data and request WA Police assess it to approve the other person as an Approved Client and to register the agreement as a Registered Agreement; and v. provide initial user training to selected Personnel if required.
Donors. Each of the Asset Companies agrees to assign to Newco or Newco's designee effective as of the Closing Date each of its contracts or arrangements relating to its donors (other than the Decatur Donor). To the extent any such donor contracts or arrangements are not assignable, each of the Asset Companies agrees that it shall release each of its donors from their present contracts or arrangements effective as of the Closing Date and will use its best efforts to ensure that such donors sign similar contracts or arrangements with Newco or Newco's designee effective as of the Closing Date.
Donors. 1. NAME: 2. ADDRESS: 3. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: 4. EMAIL: 5. TELEPHONE: HOME: CELL: OTHER: 6. DATE OF BIRTH: 7. RELATIONSHIP TO BENEFICIARY: 8. HOW YOU LEARNED OF PLAN: 1. NAME: 2. ADDRESS: 3. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: 4. EMAIL: 5. TELEPHONE: HOME: CELL: OTHER: 6. DATE OF BIRTH: 7. RELATIONSHIP TO BENEFICIARY: 8. HOW YOU LEARNED OF PLAN: 1. NAME: 2. ADDRESS: 3. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER: 4. EMAIL: 5. TELEPHONE: HOME: CELL: OTHER: 6. DATE OF BIRTH: 7. BENEFICIARY’S DISABILITY: a. WHAT IS THE NATURE OF THE BENEFICIARY’S DISABILITY? b. HOW DOES THE BENEFICIARY’S DISABILITY AFFECT HIS OR HER LIFE? (IS HE OR SHE UNABLE TO WORK, UNABLE TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY, ETC.?) c. IF THE BENEFICIARY’S CONDITION HAS BEEN MEDICALLY DIAGNOSED, WHAT IS THE DIAGNOSIS? Has the Social Security Administration (SSA) made a determination of disability? If yes, please list the date of determination: Yes No Is the applicant applying to SSA for a disability determination? Yes No Not Certain
Donors. The Institution will not contact the Donor(s) or their medical advisor(s) without the prior written consent of the Supplier, which may require additional approval from a research ethics committee. If the Materials are made available to the Recipient in an anonymised form, the Institution will not, and will not seek to, link, decode or otherwise identify the Donor(s).
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Donors. 12.1. The Service allows you to donate to any Active Projects on the Site. Every Project Owner has a contractual agreement with Xxxxx authorising Xxxxx to collect Donations on its behalf for its Project(s). 12.2. Projects are listed on the Site at Xxxxx's discretion, however we cannot accept responsibility for the activities of the Project Owners. You should read information stated on Project Pages carefully to ensure that the Project is one you wish to support before donating to it. 12.3. Different charities, terms used on Project Pages pages and other organisations can have similar names: it is your responsibility to check that you are donating to the Project you intended. 12.4. Xxxxx does not warrant that your donations will be used for any particular purpose and shall not be responsible for any dissatisfaction you may have regarding the recipient Project Owner's use of any Donations you may make or for any misuse or non-use of such Donations by the recipient Project Owner. After Donations are made, all further dealings are solely between the Donor and such recipient Project Owner. 12.5. Xxxxx shall have no liability to Donors whatsoever for any use or misuse of donations by the recipient Project Owner. If you have any doubts as to how the money will be, or has been, spent for a particular Project, then you should contact the relevant Project Owner directly to seek clarification. 12.6. When you make a Donation, the transaction is final and not disputable unless unauthorised use of your payment card or other payment method is proved. If you become aware of fraudulent use of your card, or if it is lost or stolen, you must notify your card provider in accordance with its reporting rules. 12.7. Without prejudice to the terms of Clause 12.8, any Outstanding Donations you made to one or several Projects may be refunded to you in accordance with Clause 13. 12.8. Xxxxx will never email or phone you and ask you to provide all of your payment details. 12.9. Xxxxx is not an accounting, taxation or financial advisor, and you should not rely on information given on the Site and/or Service to determine the accounting, tax or financial consequences of making a Donation. We strongly recommend that you consult your own adviser(s) about any accounting, taxation or financial consequences that may affect you. 12.10. As a Donor, you will ensure that any funds used to make Donations will not result in a breach of Applicable Law.

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