Specific financial resources set aside for a designated purpose or project, with limitations on their use as determined by donors, grantors, or governing entities.
Funds received from donors with explicit instructions on how the money should be used, often tied to a particular project, initiative, or timeframe.
Funds provided through grants that come with specific conditions or restrictions on their use, aligning with the objectives outlined in the grant agreement.
Funds earmarked for a particular purpose, such as research, capital projects, or community programs, limiting their utilization for other organizational needs.
Funds with constraints on the time period during which they can be expended, typically associated with projects or initiatives that must be completed within a specified timeframe.
Funds invested to generate income, with the principal amount remaining intact, often restricted for long-term use, such as supporting scholarships, research, or specific programs.
Funds raised for a specific capital project, such as constructing a building or renovating facilities, with restrictions on their use for these defined purposes.
Funds allocated to a particular project or initiative, ensuring that financial resources are dedicated exclusively to the successful completion of that project.
Restrictions imposed by laws, regulations, or contractual agreements that dictate how funds can be used, ensuring compliance with legal requirements.
Funds set aside for a specific purpose by the organization itself, rather than external restrictions, allowing for internal allocation based on organizational priorities.
Funds held in reserve to cover unforeseen expenses or operational challenges, providing financial stability without restrictive conditions on their use.
Funds provided on the condition that they are matched by an equivalent amount from other sources, often used to leverage additional support for a specific project.