In a way, his viewers have become his patrons, funding his trip in exchange for reports and updates, which are interesting enough to elicit their continued support.
Mrs. Utsch, 27, is a fund-raising consultant in New York and a member of the young patrons fund-raising committee of Carnegie Hall.
The Patrons' Fund also paid for a late-15th-century German poly chromed wood altarpiece "The Holy Kinship," which includes 17 carved figures representing the extended family of Mary and Jesus as enumerated in the Apocrypha.
In the 19th century, when these exotic beauties became known, nurseries and other patrons funded expeditions to bring them into the trade, where breeders got to work creating new varieties.
When Jack Conte started Patreon - a patron funding model for recurring content - he was thinking of folks like himself who created music videos for YouTube.
The Livestock and Livestock Products Amendment Act of the same year eliminated government guarantee of the Livestock Patrons' Assurance Fund, designed to protect cattle producers from payment defaults by livestock dealers, in favour of leaving the Fund entirely in the hands of the industry.
At each port, the yacht is teaming up with museums and charities, attracting patrons with fund-raising events.
The gallery's Patrons' Permanent Fund paid for the purchase along with Mitchell P. Rales, a collector who is on the trustees' council.
Lija Groenewoud van Vliet hopes her incubator and patronage platform, In4Art, will prompt this kind of inspiration among both artists and the patrons who fund them.
Walking with the Wounded, which has Prince Harry as patron, raises funds to re-train injured or sick service personnel to help them find another career.
