Sentence examples for fund donors from inspiring English sources

In a donor-advised fund, donors make an irrevocable contribution to the fund and receive an immediate tax deduction.

No wonder that the Tories are widely perceived to be the defenders of those with assets, with hedge fund donors as their abiding symbol.

In the past four years the Tories have raised £78,010,807, with £21,072,508 (27%) coming from hedge fund donors.

And before deciding which charities should be supported by a grant from a donor-advised fund, donors should check Web sites like CharityNavigator, which rates charities, and GuideStar, which offers information on nonprofits.

To start a fund, donors put at least $10,000 into the Fidelity charity, take an immediate tax deduction, and direct Fidelity to pay out the money to whichever nonprofit groups they choose.

Mr. Lopez gave his nod in that district to Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries, who is bright and personable, a leader in the fight against police stop-and-frisk tactics and a touch too close to hedge fund donors and charter school champions for the comfort of some.

She was a little tired, because she'd been out late the previous evening, having dinner with two hedge-fund donors at a nearby restaurant, where she'd helped them select several good bottles of wine.

Flanked by supporters at her campaign office in Kingston, New York, this week, she issued a distinctly anti-establishment rallying cry, challenging two hedge-fund donors who are backing her rival to a debate.

Through community foundations' donor-advised funds, donors and communities gain significantly.

There are of course risks and in the current climate of declining development funding, donors might be wary of entering into these debates.

That term often conjures images of Republicans, Democrats and hedge-fund donors who advance policies that promote charter schools and rigorous teacher evaluations, and has become so loaded that a school board candidate in Denver recently referred to it as the "r-word".