Property, possessions, capital.

The interest which anyone has in lands or any other effects.

Also used for all the property passing on a person's death.

The particular fund or part of a fund of an institution, foundation or charity, bestowed for its more permanent uses and kept intact for the purposes intended. If it is income-earning only the income, not the fund itself may be used. It may also include property which does not earn income (eg land on which the premises of the foundation or charity stands).

The permanent capital fund of a foundation or charity.

Aid given to relieve suffering arising from a sudden or unexpected occurrence.

Assistance to persons who are deprived of essential needs of life because of natural or man-induced disasters.

Relating too alms, gratuity or charity.

The systematic instruction, schooling, training or otherwise providing opportunity to the young (and by extension to adults during their entire life span) of knowledge and skills so that they may achieve optimal social, economic, political and intellectual participation in society.

To set aside (money, etc) for a specific purpose.

One who makes a gift.

One to whom anything is given.

A gift, without compensation on the part of the donee.