Property, plan, and equipment.

Assets that are tangible and generally used by the organisation over a relatively long period of time (more than one year).

Stocks or funds.

Accumulated wealth or property.

A fully constituted assembly composed of all members (in contrast to the meeting of a committee formed or empowered by that assembly).

A meeting of all members of an organisation which constitutes the highest, decision-making body under the terms of its charter or constitution, and is held for deciding the most important business such as election of officers, adoption of the budget and accounts, amendment of the constitution, adoption of bye-laws, etc.

Rules for the internal management of an organisation (applicable only to incorporated associations).

The term refers particularly to the initial conditions agreed between those who have jointly established an organisation.

A public request for financial support of a charitable cause.

Often this method is used for special charity campaigns.

The mass media are sometimes used as a vehicle to convey the appeal to the public.

Yearly giving, usually to charitable purposes - and commonly by a deed of covenant.

The English equivalent of a general assembly (See Assembly, General).

A meeting of an organisation which all embers are entitled to attend and which under the terms of its charter or constitution must be held once a year for deciding the organisation's main statutory business, such as the election of officers, adoption of the budget and accounts, taking note of reports etc.

An amount of, money paid to compensate for, or offset certain expenses.

The action of apportioning, granting or assigning of something to special purpose or person; A sum so apportioned.