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General Assembly Mission Board
J. Lee Flowe, Addie Belk Flowe, F.M. Redd and Bessie Flowe Redd Memorial Fund | 203100057592
For the purposes of the Board of World Missions.
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Gerald Leo and Annie Price Carr Wurzburg Memorial Fund-34807 | 203100057817
For the Division of International Mission of the Presbyterian Church in the United States [n/k/a - GAMB].
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Baskin Medical Missionary Maintenance Fund of Westminster Presbyterian Church of Akron, Ohio | 203100062019
For the support and medical education of boys or girls who are in medical school at the University of Michigan and who have been approved and designated by the Board for training as medical missionary or missionaries.
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The Donald Dickenson Brownfield and Martha Woodfill Brownfield Fund-33699 | 203100062026
Income of the Fund to be used for: 1) Presbyterian Hospital in Taegu, Korea for Student Nurse Program. 2) Presbyterian Moonwha High School, Kyungju, Korea. 3) Christian Literature through Presbyterian Facilities in India. 4) Hospitals for women in Africa, such as Cameroun. 5) Training of Presbyterian preachers at Tainan Theological College, 228 East Gate Road, Tainan, Taiwan (Formosa), Republic of China.
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David, Lilly and William Ju Living Memorial Fund - Project Humanity | 203100062085
In furthering human welfare by establishing, developing, or assisting activities corporations, trusts, community chests, funds, foundations, or like organizations in the United States of America, or elsewhere, which activities corporations, trusts, community chests, funds, foundations or like organizations are organized and operated exclusively for religious, charitable. scientific, literary or educational purposes, including the encouragement of art and the prevention of cruelty to children or animals, no part of the net earnings of which ensures to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual and no substantial part of the activities of which is carrying on propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation. Before disbursing any income or principal for Project Humanity, Foundation will consult with Donor, or after his death, with Donor's wife, or after her death, with Donor's son, William, should be then have attained 21 years of age, to ascertain their recommendations with respect to the particular purposes and objects thereof. Foundation will endeavor to respect all such recommendations and will follow them if they are within the scope of its' corporate purposes and the uses and purposes set forth in this Indenture and it is otherwise possible and feasible to do so. After the death of Donor [DOD 9/20/1996], his wife and his son William [We have no way of locating wife or son], Foundation may in its sole discretion apply and use the principal property then allocated to Project Humanity, and the income thereof, including any accrued income then on hand, for the general purposes of Project Humanity above set forth. [March 28, 1969 Dr. David Ju agreed with the Foundation that the income from this fund would be paid through COEMAR and be used at the Mackay Memorial Hospital in Taipei, Taiwan.]
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