| The generosity of donors has a direct impact on the Journal, providing the margin of excellence that takes the MAER from good, to great. In Management & Applied Economics Review, gifts go farther. Because of the strong support of the Review, private donations can be used a beyond the basicsa - to more effectively pursue groundbreaking research and leadership excellence. General gifts to the Annual Fund provide direct and immediate financial support for the current and pressing needs of researchers. They support research programs and many other initiatives. These types of gifts are important because they are spent during the year in which they are received and can be applied to immediate areas of need to fill gaps and enhance experience. Pooled together their impact increases even more. Your gift to the Annual Fund will ensure that no matter what happens over the course of the year, the Review can respond so that every author has the best possible chance to succeed.
How To Give Transformative:This is perhaps the best way to describe the thoughtful gifts received from all donors. No matter why you choose to make a gift to the University, your generosity is much appreciated. Please browse the navigation to the left to learn more about ways of giving to the University. Establishing a gift:
Donors have many options when it comes to making gifts to Management & Applied Economics Review. Gifts can be made generally, or designated for a specific purpose. A gift can carry someone name, or be anonymous. Gifts can be given in someone honour or memory. General gifts provide the Journal with flexibility to meet emerging needs and areas of immediate priority.
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MAER is committed to excellence in research publishing and to the fundamental principles of academic freedom. Philanthropic support is an important element in advancing research and education. The Review welcomes donations from individuals and organizations to help it achieve its academic mission and to enhance its programs and services to researchers.
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Individuals able to forego the interest from a capital asset for a period of time, but not wanting to lose that asset, might consider making an interest-free loan to Management & Applied Economics Review. The income generated from the investment of the asset can be used to support any number of projects or programs.
Gift Acceptance Principles
MAER is committed to excellence in research publishing and to the fundamental principles of academic freedom. Philanthropic support is an important element in advancing research and education. The Review welcomes donations from individuals and organizations to help it achieve its academic mission and to enhance its programs and services to researchers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I give monthly?
Along with one-time and annual gifts, it is possible to donate monthly to the Journal. Monthly donations can be made through credit card or bank debit.
Can I make an anonymous gift? Will I still receive my tax receipt?
The term 'anonymous gift' is in regards to the Review' recognition of donors. Anonymous donors must list their personal information for tax purposes, but that information will remain confidential within the Office of Development. In all Journal and public announcements, the donation will be listed as anonymous if requested by the donor.
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If you and your spouse are filing your tax returns, you can use either of your tax receipts, no matter the name on the receipt itself. It is best to consult your accountant to ensure the best return on your and your spouse's tax receipts.
How can I give in my will?
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