charitable
101charitable bequest — A bequest is charitable if its aims and accomplishments are of religious, educational, political, or general social interest to mankind and if the ultimate recipients constitute either the community as a whole or an unascertainable and indefinite …
102charitable foundation — An organization dedicated to education, health, relief of the poor, etc.; organized for such purposes and not for profit and recognized as such for tax purposes under I.R.C. No. 509(a). See also charitable organizations …
103charitable gift — See charitable deduction …
104charitable institution — One which dispenses charity to all who need and apply for it, does not provide gain or profit in private sense to any person connected with it, and does not appear to place obstacles of any character in way of those who need and would avail… …
105charitable bequest — A bequest is charitable if its aims and accomplishments are of religious, educational, political, or general social interest to mankind and if the ultimate recipients constitute either the community as a whole or an unascertainable and indefinite …
106charitable foundation — An organization dedicated to education, health, relief of the poor, etc.; organized for such purposes and not for profit and recognized as such for tax purposes under I.R.C. No. 509(a). See also charitable organizations …
107charitable gift — See charitable deduction …
108charitable institution — One which dispenses charity to all who need and apply for it, does not provide gain or profit in private sense to any person connected with it, and does not appear to place obstacles of any character in way of those who need and would avail… …
109charitable corporation — A corporation not for profit; a corporation organized for a charitable purpose, such as the relief of the poor, the care of the sick, maimed or injured, and the education of children, and adults as well, who do not have the means to educate… …
110charitable gift — A gift for a charitable purpose; something given from the love of God or of fellowmen, free from consideration of self or of gain or profit to self. Hoeffer v Clogan, 63 Am St Rep 249 and note; in its broadest meaning, something done or given for …
