PHILANTHROPIC CHARITABLE MONETARY SERVICES

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BUSH FOUNDATION Bush Foundation, The 332 Minnesota Street #E900 St. Paul MN 55101 philanthropic and charitable monetary services relating to making grants for art, higher education, and human and social services and to non-profit organizations for art, higher education, and human and social services;FOUNDATION;
CHANGE FOR FAMILIES. BY FAMILIES. Marguerite Casey Foundation 1425 4th Avenue, Suite 900 Seattle WA 98101 Philanthropic and charitable monetary services relating to making grants in fields related to family, children, youth and community building services;
CHANGE IS POSSIBLE. Marguerite Casey Foundation 1425 4th Avenue, Suite 900 Seattle WA 98101 philanthropic and charitable monetary services relating to making grants in fields related to family, children, youth and community building services;
MARISLA Marisla Foundation 668 N. Coast Highway - PMB 1400 Laguna Beach CA 92651 Philanthropic and charitable monetary services, namely, making grants in the fields of the environment, health, education, social services, and disaster relief;
MARISLA FOUNDATION Marisla Foundation 668 N. Coast Highway - PMB 1400 Laguna Beach CA 92651 Philanthropic and charitable monetary services, namely, making grants in the fields of the environment, health, education, social services, and disaster relief;FOUNDATION;
THE ESPERANCE FOUNDATION The Esperance Foundation, Inc. Suite 250 7221 Engle Road Fort Wayne IN 46804 philanthropic and charitable monetary services relating to making grants in the field of public charities; charitable foundation services, namely, providing financial support to non-profit charitable agencies and community organizations; charitable foundation services, namely, providing financial assistance for programs and services of others;
THE QUETZAL TRUST The Trustees of The Quetzal Trust, a D.C. trust comprising Peter F. Brown, trustee, a United States citizen; Margaret A. 3415 36th Street NW Washington DC 20016 Philanthropic and charitable monetary services relating to making grants in the fields of education, museums, health and medicine, scientific research, conservation, public broadcasting, sports, and relief of the poor, distressed and underprivileged;The wording QUETZAL has no meaning in a foreign language.;TRUST;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A compact fare paying device has a housing for receiving a monetary member and at least one verifier unit in the housing for determining the authenticity of the monetary member. A storage device such as a safe can receive the monetary member or a return device can return it to the user. A control unit can compute the monetary value of the monetary member and compare the monetary value to a stored required fare value. If the monetary value is greater than the fare value, the monetary member can then be translated to the return device. If the monetary value is less than the stored fare value, the monetary member is stored for a predetermined time period to enable the user to deposit the required fare. If it is not deposited within the predetermined time period, the temporarily stored monetary value is translated to the return device.