Gift Information Sample Clauses

Gift Information. Please describe the Gift indicating condition, quantity, brand, type, model, model number, manufacturer, serial number, etc., as applicable (may include attachment if required for additional detail).
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Gift Information. Check. Wire or Electronic Transfer Nontraditional Assets Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) Publicly Traded Securities
Gift Information. The Community Foundation of Xxxx Xxxxxxx County (CFAAC) recommends that donors work with a legal, tax, or financial professional to determine the best charitable gifting asset for their needs. For wiring instructions or review of an asset, please call CFAAC at 000.000.0000. □ By check: $ □ By wire: $ □ Bank: $ Approximate Value Approximate # of Shares Name of Security CUSIP/Symbol Broker Name Firm Phone Number $ Description: Donors may add to their funds at any time using a variety of assets, including cash, securities, restricted stock, partnership interests, and real estate. All contributions made to CFAAC become assets of CFAAC and are irrevocable as tax deductible contributions. CFAAC reserves the right to review and approve all contributions.
Gift Information. A. Initial gift to establish a fund: $ Type of Gift:
Gift Information. The Boston Foundation recommends that donors work with a legal, tax or financial professional to determine the best charitable gifting asset for their needs. For wiring instructions, suggested fund minimums or review of an asset, please call the Development office at 000-000-0000. By check $ By wire $ Bank: $ Approximate Value Approximate # of shares Name of Security CUSIP/Symbol Type: Public Private Sent by: Electronic transfer Certificate transfer Broker Name Firm Phone $ Description:
Gift Information. 22.1. Pictures and details of the gifts contained in the Application are for reference only. K11 does not make any guarantee that the gifts shall be in conformity with such pictures and details.
Gift Information. Please describe the Gift indicating condition, quantity, brand, type, model, model number, manufacturer, serial number, etc., if applicable (may include attachment if required for additional detail): ______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________
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Gift Information. An irrevocable gift of $25,000 or more is required to establish a new Permanent Fund. Please make check payable to Presbyterian Foundation. Contact Client Services at 000-000-0000 if you would like to transfer funds by wire or ACH. Call the Presbyterian Foundation at 000-000-0000, ext. 5957 for nontraditional assets.
Gift Information. The Donor hereby pledges the total sum of $482,000 (Four Hundred and Eighty Two Thousand Dollars) to the City of Madison to support the City’s efforts to construct a multi-use (bicycle and pedestrian) path near the Xxxxxxx Community Center at 000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx in Madison. The facility will generally consist of a 10 to 12-foot wide paved path in separate corridor, but in some locations the bike route will be accommodated on a low-volume local street. The route begins at the existing Capital City Trail immediately east of the Xxxxxxx Community Center, continuing generally along the WSOR rail corridor a distance of approximately 1.1 miles to the existing Xxxxx View Path at Highway 30, as depicted on attached Exhibit A. The facility is hereinafter referred to as “Path”. Should there be any necessary adjustments to the design of Path as presented in the renderings approved by the Donor in November 2011, the City will present justification and gain approval from Donor before moving forward with construction. The Donor will complete this pledge in 5 (Five) annual installments of $96,400 (Ninety Six Thousand Dollars). The first installment will be made once the City can demonstrate it has received all appropriate City and State approvals, and has executed a contract for and begun construction. Prior to the first installment, the City must also demonstrate it has sufficient other funds to complete the project. The remaining installments will be made annually beginning in May 2014, provided also that the second installment is contingent on the substantial completion of the project. Annual pledge reminders will be sent in March of each year for which a payment is anticipated. If construction does not begin by May 31, 2013, this agreement will be void and the initial installment will be returned to the Donor with no further payments made unless alternate arrangement are made with the Donor prior to that date. The timing and nature of any public announcement of this gift will be jointly agreed upon by the City and Donor. In recognition of this gift, the City is pleased to name this Path, and any future extension of the Path continuing to the existing WisDOT path to Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (adjacent to USH 151 beginning at Xxxxxx Road) the Xxxxx X. and Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxx Path in honor of the donors. These names shall remain on Path as long as Path exists. The Donor will be given prior approval on any donor recognition tied to this gift. Payments on the pledge are conting...

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