charitable funds
Nonprofit financial reserves
Charitable funds are money or assets set aside for philanthropic purposes—supporting causes like education, disaster relief, or medical research.
The term covers both the pools of money held by charitable organizations and specific accounts donors establish for giving: The foundation manages several charitable funds.
Contributions to charitable funds often qualify for tax benefits.
- donationsGifts to organizations
- giving backContributing to others' welfare
- gift givingOffering presents to others
- good causeCharitable aim deserving support
- disaster reliefAssistance following catastrophic events
tax exemptions · tax write-off · grants · endowments · education programs · auditing · animal welfare · scholarships · foundations · poverty alleviation · public benefit · fiduciary duty · board of directors · reporting · annual report · trusts · sponsorships · crowdfunding
- church financestithes, offerings, donations, giving, pledges
- Islamic charityzakat, alms, almsgiving, poor tax, bayt al-mal
charitable fundspersonal savings
Individually accumulated wealth
private wealth · slush funds · family trusts · discretionary spending · discretionary income
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Pooled alternative investment vehicles
venture capital · private equity · commercial capital · business capital · commercial enterprises
charitable fundsillicit funds
Illegally acquired financial assets
dirty money · dark money · slush funds · embezzled funds · ill-gotten gains
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