lottery proceeds from regular bingo events that are pooled by licensed charitable organizations at a registered bingo hall, in order to equally share the proceeds. Charitable organizations within a hall may pool their lottery proceeds and divide them on a pro rata basis to compensate for the fact that some time slots are more profitable than others. The pooling of funds must be administered through a Bingo Sponsors' Association in accordance with the terms and conditions.

An arrangement that provides an opportunity for government and other agencies to partner and bring money together in a discrete fund. Funders pool their funds as part of a joint funding arrangement.

A funding technique used by Lessors in which several forms of borrowing are pooled, or grouped, for use in funding leases and are not specifically tied to the purchase of one specific piece of leased equipment.

Large funds in which several investors have an interest. Life companies usually refer to managed funds.