(Noun) Money requisite for the carrying on of a foundation or charity.

(Verb) To provide money, including a levying and applying capital or income.

A grouping (for identification purposes) of various human service programs by common element, such as health, recreation, community development, etc.

1. Dignity or emoluments of the member of a university, college or professional association.

2. Postgraduate scholarship.

(Refers particularly to the USA)

The coalescing of donors, human service agencies, beneficiaries, and the general community with a single effort to:

• Raise funds for a variety of human services;
• Determine the allocations of funds to agencies for programs;
• Account for the effectiveness and efficiency in using the funds.

A suggested scale or guide for giving of funds to a non-profit, fund-raising organisation, usually based upon actual living patterns of individuals in the appropriate geographic area.

Persons appointed to carry out the terms of a will or testamentary disposition after death.

A secretary to an organisation charged with carrying into practical effect the decisions of the management body.

A secretary having administrative duties; usually a paid official who is responsible for organising and administering the activities or affairs of an organisation.

A director having the duty of managing the day to day affairs of an organisation.

An administrative council.

Determining through a systematic and comprehensive accumulation of data the effectiveness of a particular service program in achieving its stated objective as well as the agency's effectiveness in administering its resources, both financial and personnel.