The act or contract by which a person voluntarily transfers the title to a thing of which be is the owner, from himself to another, without any consideration, as a free gift.

A sum of money usually given either by an individual, a company or an organization. The donor may request to remain anonymous or be recognized publicly. The receiver must have a legal charitable number and acknowledge this donation through a tax receipt.

A gift of property, usually made to a charitable organization.

means a gift, in contrast with a payment for goods or services.

"pocket change" - not the term to use when asking friends for generous "gifts", "contributions," and "charitable investments."

A permanent gift to the archives from an individual or organization.

a voluntary gift (as of money or service or ideas) made to some worthwhile cause

a gift for which no return is sought or given

a gift from you to materially support the work the organization does

a gift of any amount given to Feldgrau and used to help support our operations

a gift of money or goods that is made unconditionally to the University and does not generate any material benefit to the donor, eg

a gift of services or monies for no reimbursement of services, money, property, say, etc

a gift to a charity or cause

a gift to someone made while the gift giver is alive

a gift you give WITHOUT asking for something in return

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a voluntary charitable gift of money, goods, equipment, services, and property

a charitable gift of objects, money, or labor

Money given or pledged over time to the Avon Foundation Breast Cancer Crusade on behalf of a Participant

Money (or occasionally goods) given voluntarily, not usually intended to provide any specific benefit in return. Often applied to individual "donors".

Transfer of equipment, money, goods, services, and property with or without specifications as to its use. Sometimes donation is used to designate contributions that are made with more specific intent than is usually the case with a gift, but the two terms are often used interchangeably. (Also see Gift) topˆ

Giving the property away without receiving payments for this. Donations can bring tax deductions if they are made to charitable organizations.

An outright gift, with or without charitable intent.

A gift of money or valuable items with no expectation of receiving anything in return.

Bestowal of a gift.

a VOLUNTARY contribution

To give Blood. A normal Blood donation is comprised of a little less than one U. S. pint. Specific components of whole Blood can also be donated. There are 3 basic categories of Blood donation. The first is Voluntary Blood donation; a process of Blood donation where the donor donates Blood without accepting in return any consideration in cash or in kind from any source. The second is Exchange/Replacement Blood donation; a process where a person donates Blood for his/her family members or relatives or friends, and takes the Blood after it is tested and/or take the same unit of Blood from the Blood Bank’s stock in exchange for the donated Blood. The third is Autologous Blood donation, where an individual donates Blood for ones own use or reuse.

Payment or fees for an escort or provider.