Definitions for "Gift-in-kind"
a contribution of equipment, supplies, or other tangible resource, as distinguished from a monetary grant
Donation of nonmonetary items of tangible personal property, such as art, collectibles, books, equipment, automobiles, inventory, and other physical assets or materials that represent value to the college. The Internal Revenue Service does not consider such unreimbursed expenses as food, professional or personal services, and limited use of private property as gifts-in-kind.
Non-monetary items of tangible personal property such as art, collectibles, books, equipment, automobiles, inventory and other physical assets or materials which have value to the University.
Keywords:  cash, art, stock, estate, product
a gift of property other than cash (e.g., a gift of securities, real estate, or art).
n. a gift of a service or a product rather than a cash or stock gift.
a product or service that you can give because of your work experience or related business