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It used funds from charitable donors as capital, and made loans to the poor so they could avoid going to exploitative lenders.

To give blood donors must weigh over .

One reason that the recipient of a bequest is usually not taxed on the bequest is because the donor may be taxed on it.

Within groups of donor conceived people there is controversy regarding the practice of donor conception and anonymity.

That guideline also noted that "As a rule, our concern is not with how the donor obtains the gift funds provided they are not derived in any manner from a party to the sales transaction".

GiveIndia also lets its donors know where exactly their donation was used and also give them a proof of it through a feedback report.

It also reported miraculous occurrences in the lives of its donors.

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A B't is also outfitted with The Guard System, which protects its donor from various dangers and environment changes, such as volcanic heat, the crushing pressures beneath the ocean, or even the depths of space.

Bacteria containing F-factors (said to be "F+") have the capability for [gene transfer]; they can construct a sex pilus, which emerges from the donor bacterium and ensnares the recipient bacterium, draws it in, and eventually triggers the formation of a mating bridge, merging the cytoplasms of two bacteria via a controlled pore.

Once the BreakHeart is inserted into the B't's body, it creates a link between the blood donor and the B't.

The temple denied this, stating that it was the donors' intention to give the land to the abbot, and not the temple.

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London's Air Ambulance is a registered charity (number 801013) and the service is funded through charitable donations and corporate donors.

Fenwick established churches, schools, charitable institutions, and newspapers throughout the diocese, which encompassed all of New England.

Three sisters arrived on May 2, 1832, and founded the first Catholic charitable institution in Massachusetts, which consisted of an orphanage, a school for poor girls, and a Sunday school.

ib – charitable institutes.

Employers like Dale were seen as charitable and benevolent because they offered the chance of employment, board and lodging and the acquisition of transferable skills.

This was more a charitable effort than anything else.

Dale was not only a successful businessman but also famed for his involvement with charitable projects throughout the city – not merely as a subscriber but as a Director or Manager.

He donated much money to small charitable ventures on a regular basis.

It was risky in that he did not want to alienate the people with whom he required to do business and he required to do business to keep hundreds of people in employment and to support many more people through his charitable work.

, concert, show, or gala) featuring musicians, comedians, or other performers that is held for a charitable purpose, often directed at a specific and immediate humanitarian crisis.

While many composers and performers took part in concerts to raise donations for charitable causes, it was also not unusual in the 18th and 19th centuries for musicians to stage performances to raise funds for their own professional work, such as Ludwig van Beethoven's 1808 Akademie concert.

The modern understanding of a benefit concert is of a large-scale, popular event put on to support a charitable or political cause.