Property belonging to an organisation, usually property from which its income is derived. Capital may also be not income-earning, such as land owned by a charity on which its premises stand.

A carefully-prepared plan, drawn up to ensure the maximum use of available resources and the smooth and efficient progress of the campaign within a set time-table.

Applied to a course of action analogous to a military campaign; an organised effort aiming at promoting a cause or securing a definite result within a certain time, eg a fund raising campaign.

1. Laws or rules dealing with matters of local or internal regulation made by local authority.

2. Internal regulations adopted by an organisation to govern its activities.

Also spelled "By-laws"

(Noun) A prospective estimate of receipts and expenditures of an organisation.

(Verb) To adjust expenditure to possible resources.

The net amount at which an asset or asset group appears on the book of accounts;

The value of a commodity as distinguished from its market value.

A representative body of persons appointed or elected to sit in council for the management or investigation of a public or private business, trust, or other organisation or institution, eg board of directors, board of trustees.

A gift by will of personal property (which includes money).

Philanthropic; charitable and generous; desirous of the good of others.

An act which has for its object the well-being of others.

A voluntary gratuity.