The Wellcome Trust, Britain's largest medical charity, received its original endowment from a drug firm.
The Dayton Art Institute went free in 1994 with an endowment from Bank One.
Financing comes from a $130 million endowment from Donald F. Othmer and Mildred Topp Othmer.
The institution is funded by tax relief, rent on property owned, and a large endowment from alumni and the community.
Thus, affluence quickened; federal child endowment from 1940 and rationing of scarce products helped distribute this wealth.
Following an endowment from Fields's estate, the proposed awards contrary to his explicit request became known as the Fields Medals.
The Cincinnati Art Museum did the same in 2003 with an endowment from the Richard and Lois Rosenthal Foundation.
The London School of Economics will decide on Wednesday night whether to divest its endowment from fossil fuels.
The foundation said the money raised for its endowment from the sales would allow it to expand support of the visual arts, fulfilling Warhol's purpose in establishing it.
Alexandria's old Washington School House, constructed in 1785 with an endowment from George Washington, was, to Jacobs, "the most wretched of all the places".
I have long thought that the National Magazine Award should be renamed the Luce Prize, perhaps in return for an endowment from Time Warner.
