Safeguarding Standards Gifts Not Permitted

No gift will be accepted if the potential donor requires that its purposes cannot be disclosed publicly. The university reserves the right to ... Civil servants should not receive or accept benefits of any kind from a third party which might reasonably be seen to compromise their personal judgement or ... 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 ... The university will make every effort to accommodate and accept all charitable contributions from donors. However, it will not accept gifts that: Violate the ... The best thing to do is to say nothing about presents on an event invitation. The same goes for using birthday parties as a reason to raise ... If anyone gives us a gift out of pity for us, then for the Lord's sake we dare not accept it; or if gifts are offered, the reception of which would either bring ... A gift made to the University is irrevocable. The donor is not entitled to have such a gift returned. Several sections of this Policy may apply to the same gift ... 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 ... when an official is offered a gift, meal, entertainment ... Generally, the Ethics Commission advises that officials should not solicit or accept things of. b. There are two types of gifts: in-kind, such as goods or services; and cash donations. For the purpose of Federal income, estate, ...