Unlocking the Secrets of Gifts and Grants A Pathway to Prosperity

It is, essentially, a donation. A “sponsored program” (contract and grants) differs in that the sponsor has outlined a specific statement of work and there are ... Distinguishing a gift from a grant is not always easy. Use the information below to help you make your determination. With a gift the donor specifies the general program or research the money is given to support, but does not require us to adhere to a strictly defined budget or ... Gift: A funding instrument issued by an external funder to provide philanthropic assistance for either unrestricted or restricted University programs or ... Gifts: Voluntary contributions made to the University that are motivated by a Funder's charitable intent, for which the Funder receives no ... For additional information, see ORSP's Grant vs. Gift Guidance. Schedule a meeting with ORSP to review all funding documentation available, or provide ORSP with ... If you answer “No” to all of the following questions, then the funding likely is a gift and should be processed through University Advancement. 1 ... Correct classification and handling of external funds (grants or gifts) is essential for the reputation, fiscal, fiduciary and stewardship responsibilities ... ... gift, pledge, or grant from a non-government source. Some campuses may use a modified electronic contract and grant award form for reporting private grants ... Funds that benefit general purposes or capital projects and other ongoing activities, as well as funds supporting student and faculty excellence through ...