Donations

/ˌdoʊˈneɪʃənz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Voluntary transfers of property or money to another party, typically without compensation, often for charitable or legal purposes.
    The nonprofit organization relies heavily on donations from the public.
  2. (n.) Gifts of money or property recognized under law as gratuitous transfers, sometimes subject to specific tax rules or conditions.
    The donations made to the foundation were tax-deductible.

Commentary

Donations are typically distinguished by their voluntary, gratuitous nature and may have specialized treatment under tax and property law.

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