Capital or assets accumulated in older documents for the purpose of financing the expenses of a church, monastery or charitable foundation, especially in the care of the elderly and sick. – Capital management company that uses its income exclusively to feed a foundation (an investment fund set up by an institution in which proceeds from the invested capital are used for current operations of a non-profit oganization such as schools, universities, museums, hospitals and churches). – See unbuckling, obvention, organizations, non-profit, perpetuities, soft money, foundation management.
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