a contribution of equipment, supplies, or other tangible resource, as distinguished from a monetary grant
Donation of nonmonetary items of tangible personal property, such as art, collectibles, books, equipment, automobiles, inventory, and other physical assets or materials that represent value to the college. The Internal Revenue Service does not consider such unreimbursed expenses as food, professional or personal services, and limited use of private property as gifts-in-kind.
Non-monetary items of tangible personal property such as art, collectibles, books, equipment, automobiles, inventory and other physical assets or materials which have value to the University.
a contribution of personal or real property which requires annual reporting by the institution
a non-cash donation and includes items such as personal effects, artwork and real estate
a non-cash gift, such as stocks and bonds, or a tangible item like a computer, a microscope, a piano, etc
a tangible item or product, which once donated can either be used by the university or sold to an outside party (where proceeds are then applied to philanthropic programs)
a tangible, non-monetary contribution of goods or services which provides budget relief
a tangible, non-monetary gift of goods or services to Miles
A non-monetary item of tangible personal property such as art, collectibles, books, equipment, automobiles, and other physical assets which have value to Miami University.
a contribution of equipment, supplies, or other property in lieu of money.
A contribution of equipment or other property on which the donor may place a monetary value and claim a deduction for income tax purposes.