Donors and Donations Sample Clauses

Donors and Donations. A “donor” is defined as an eligible employee who donates one (1) or more days of sick leave to an eligible recipient. A donation shall be accomplished by an eligible employee completing a Sick Leave Donation Program “Donor Form.” Donated sick leave will be converted to hours. Donations to recipients shall be credited on a pro-rata basis (i.e., based on the number of hours the donor works). A donor may donate up to one hundred (100) days of his/her sick leave to an eligible recipient. Donations that are transferred to a recipient shall be irrevocable. Any donations of leave in excess of one hundred (100) days will not be transferred to the recipient and therefore will remain in the donor’s leave balance.
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Donors and Donations. A. The ADMINISTRATOR agrees to comply with all applicable statutes, regulations and guidelines, as well as with DED’s determinations regarding eligible donors, qualifying gifts, and of qualifying gifts for purposes of computing the amount of YOP Tax Credits that donors are entitled to receive. B. Under no circumstance shall the ADMINISTRATOR offer YOP Tax Credits on donations, whether cash or non-cash, that are not used directly in carrying out the goals and objectives described in Exhibit A of the Agreement. The ADMINISTRATOR shall use YOP Tax Credits only in the manner prescribed under the requirements of this Agreement and the YOP Program. If the ADMINISTRATOR uses donations received pursuant to the YOP program for any other purpose or fails to comply with any requirement established by the YOP program or this Agreement, the ADMINISTRATOR shall immediately relinquish any remaining YOP tax credits to DED and repay to DED the value of any YOP tax credits already approved for the YOP Project, in accordance with Section 11 of this Agreement.
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