No Gifts Maintaining Professional Boundaries

Gifts will not be accepted that impose a disproportionate burden on the university with respect to financial, administrative, and other costs; or that are ... What should you do if someone sends you an unsolicited gift that you may not accept? Often public servants would prefer to donate such gifts to charity or to a ... Some items are excluded from the definition of a gift, so they may be accepted. ... Government personnel may accept unsolicited gifts if they are not cash and are ... Some gifts may lead to legal obligations that the nonprofit is not otherwise ready to handle. Example: Gifts of real property may raise property tax issues; ... Just get her edible gifts. If she leaves it at her mother's house, it will be eaten or thrown away, but probably eaten if it looks tasty. Tin of ... A judge shall not accept any gifts, loans, bequests, benefits, or other things of value, if acceptance is prohibited by law. Example: A child who did not participate in the class gift gives a plate of homemade cookies to the teacher. The teacher may accept the cookies, and no ... For if the intention and desire are there, the size of the gift doesn't matter. Your gift is fully acceptable to God according to what you have, not what you ... Please, no gifts. Your presence is a present to us. No presents please, just your presence. Please bring only your company and your appetite. when an official is offered a gift, meal, entertainment ... Generally, the Ethics Commission advises that officials should not solicit or accept things of.