Sentence examples for sizable gifts from inspiring English sources

In addition to the historically low rate, another reason to make sizable gifts this year is that the values of many assets are still depressed.

She defended the sizable gifts, pointing out that Friends of the High Line, under its management agreement with the city, was responsible for that park's maintenance.

Appreciated securities are good for sizable gifts to charity because you can deduct the full value and do not have to pay capital gains tax.

Most of this money will come from donors with little experience in effectively making sizable gifts, and Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisers and other experts in developing and administering philanthropic programs are rushing to offer advice.

Such a sizable gift was not out of character.

|  Gretchen Morgenson writes that principal reductions by the mortgage finance giants "would constitute a direct and sizable gift from taxpayers to the largest banks".

Still, the crowd clamors for widespread Fannie and Freddie write-downs, even though they would constitute a direct and sizable gift from taxpayers to the largest banks.

Years ago, I was a trustee of a national nonprofit organization when it received a sizable gift under similar circumstances, and I could not support the acceptance of the gift without knowing its source.

The University of San Diego's Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice had also received a sizable gift from Mrs. Kroc, but officials at the university said they would not comment on the bequest out of sensitivity to residents of San Diego County who were dealing with the devastation caused by the wildfires in the area.

His sizable gift reflects his belief "that when one leads a fund-raising campaign, it is morally easier to ask others for money if one makes a lead donation," he says.

Advancement and development teams can spend months and years building relationships with wealthy individuals and families in the hope of a one-time sizable gift, but won't invest in the resources to cultivate small gifts from hundreds or thousands of people every year.