In-kind definition

In-kind means a contribution in goods or services to the Project, as opposed to cash;

In-kind means that, rather than delivering cash in respect of an application and receiving cash proceeds in respect of a redemption, the Authorised Participant will deliver or receive securities plus or minus a balancing cash component acceptable to the Responsible Entity.

In-kind means applicant's land, materials and/or services provided as matching funds for a project in lieu of monetary type funding.

More Definitions of In-kind

In-kind means the value of volunteer services or donated goods such as staff time, rent, food, supplies and transportation.

In-kind means contributions of property or services that benefit this grant-supported project or program and that are contributed by the county or third parties without charge to the Applicant. Neither the actual cost nor the value of third- party in-kind contributions may count towards satisfying a matching requirement of the CJMHSA Grant if it has been, or will be, counted towards satisfying a cost-sharing or matching requirement of another grant, a State procurement contract, or any other award of State funds.

In-kind means contributions other than cash, which include individual and material resources that the applicant makes available to the project, e.g. a public employee's' salary, volunteer time, materials, supplies, space, or other donated goods and services.

In-kind means Net Smelter Return Royalty paid in full and delivered in physical, refined bullion to Owner.

In-kind means non-cash donations, from governmental or private sources, and includes volunteers, materials and services.

In-kind means any benefit received other than cash.

In-kind means Applicant's materials and/or services provided as Match funds for a Project.