Foundation's Purposes. The Foundation is the primary affiliated foundation responsible for securing, managing and distributing private support for the University. Accordingly, to the extent consistent with the Foundation's Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws, and the State Board's Policies and Procedures, the Foundation shall: (1) solicit, receive and accept gifts, devises, bequests and other direct or indirect contributions of money and other property made for the benefit of the University from the general public (including individuals, corporations, other entities and other sources); (2) manage and invest the money and property it receives for the benefit of the University; and (3) support and assist the University in fundraising and donor relations. In carrying out its purposes, the Foundation shall not engage in activities that: (1) conflict with federal or state laws, rules and regulations (including all applicable provisions of the Internal Revenue Code and corresponding Federal Treasury Regulations); (2) cause the University to be in violation of applicable policies of the State Board; or (3) conflict with the role and mission of the University.
Foundation's Purposes. The Foundation has been established and is certified by the College to receive and administer private gifts, bequests, and grants from the public for the benefit of the College. Accordingly, in a manner consistent with the Foundation’s Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws, applicable laws and regulations, and prudent philanthropy practices, the Foundation solicits, receives, and accepts gifts, devises, bequests, and other direct or indirect contributions of money and other property made for the benefit of the College from the general public (including individuals, corporations, other entities, and other sources); manages and invests, when appropriate, the gifts it receives for the benefit of the College; expends funds for the benefit of the College; and may engage in other activities in support of its purposes, such as alumni relations.
Foundation's Purposes. The Foundation is the primary affiliated foundation responsible for securing, managing and distributing private support for the Institution/Agency. Accordingly, to the extent consistent with the Foundation's Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws, and the State Board's Policies and Procedures, the Foundation shall: (1) solicit, receive and accept gifts, devises, bequests and other direct or indirect contributions of money and other property made for the benefit of the Institution/Agency from the general public (including individuals, corporations, other entities and other sources); (2) manage and invest the money and property it receives for the benefit of the Institution/Agency; and (3) support and assist the Institution/Agency in fundraising and donor relations. In carrying out its purposes, the Foundation shall not engage in activities that: (1) conflict with federal or state laws, rules and regulations (including all applicable provisions of the Internal Revenue Code and corresponding Federal Treasury Regulations); (2) cause the Institution to be in violation of applicable polices of the State Board; or (3) conflict with the role and mission of the Institution/Agency.
Foundation's Purposes. Urantia Foundation has always held the primary responsibility for preserving and protecting the inviolate text of The Urantia Book. As the legal, social, and business environment changes, Urantia Foundation pledges to continue finding new ways to preserve, safeguard, and distribute the inviolate text. We believe that the most significant protections for the inviolate English text occur by maintaining extensive and preemptive distribution of the inviolate text and by educating people as to its teachings.
