9-3-1 Donations To Trident Technical College
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Area Commission
- Information Technology
- Plans and Analysis
- Marketing
- Financial Affairs
- Facilities Management
- Human Resources and Employee Relations
- Development
9-1-1 Development Department
9-3-1 Donations to Trident Technical College
9-4-0 TTC Foundation, Relationship to Area Commission and College Policy
9-4-1 Administrative Support for Foundation Contractual Services
9-6-0 Naming of Buildings, Facilities and Campus Green Spaces Policy
9-6-1 Naming of Buildings, Facilities and Campus Green Spaces
- Procurement and Inventory Control
- Auxiliary Enterprises and Printing Services
- Public Safety
- Division of Education
- Intentionally Left Blank for Future Use
- Intentionally Left Blank for Future Use
- Admissions and Registrar
- Student Services
NUMBER: 9-3-1 APPROVED DATE: 08-23-2001
BASED ON POLICY NUMBER AND TITLE: 2-13-0 EP 5: ASSET PROTECTION
PURPOSE: This procedure explains Trident Technical College's (TTC) process for accepting donations to the College. The Area Commission encourages donations to TTC, including equipment and other resources that can be used for classroom and training purposes.
GENERAL: Trident Technical College may accept donations that benefit students, particularly for instructional and training purposes. The President makes the final decision concerning acceptance of all donations to TTC. While the College values all offers of donated equipment, department heads or deans should recommend that the College decline items that are not suitable or that require unacceptable amounts of maintenance or technical support. Whether the items offered are accepted or not, it is important that the President acknowledge ALL offers in writing. Therefore, employees must report every offer of donated equipment or resources using the Non-Cash Donation Form (Form T1-10_ADA).
Individuals cannot accept items on behalf of the College and then give them away. Any items received on behalf of the College become property of the College.
PROCEDURE:
- When a faculty/staff member (originator) is contacted regarding a potential equipment
donation to the College, he/she explains to the donor that they must complete a Non-Cash
Donation Form (T1-10_ADA). The donor completes and signs the appropriate section
of the form and returns it to the originator. The originator completes the appropriate
section and forwards it to his/her dean or department head.
- The department head/dean reviews the information and recommends one of two choices:
acceptance by TTC or non-acceptance. If he/she recommends that the College reject
the offer, he/she must provide a brief explanation in writing. The department head/dean
then forwards the Form to the appropriate Vice President. The Vice President reviews
the form and forwards it to the President’s Office. If the items are accepted, the
originator is responsible for registration of any equipment requiring titles or other
legal documents. Originators are responsible for contacting Facilities Management
regarding any specialized installation requirements such as electrical or other infrastructure
construction, and Information Technology regarding information technology resources.
- The President reviews the recommendation and generates an acknowledgment letter to
the donor. In cases where other departments or divisions might use the equipment in
question, the President may choose to discuss it with Cabinet. Letters to donors
of accepted items include a description of the donated equipment, the donor’s estimate
of value and the program that will benefit. Letters to donors of items that the College
does not accept include a description of the item, the reason for non-acceptance and
an expression of thanks for the offer. Only if the equipment is accepted will a photocopy
of the completed Non-Cash Donation Form (T1-10_ADA) be attached to the acknowledgment
letter.
- The President’s Office distributes copies of the completed Non-Cash Donation Form
(T1-10_ADA) and the acknowledgment letter to the following:
Department Head
Originator
Vice President
TTC Foundation Executive Director
Director of Procurement
Receiving and Inventory Control
If Receiving and Inventory or Facilities Management is responsible for pick-up of the equipment, they will contact the originator within one week of receiving the Non-Cash Donation Form (T1-10) and confirm the date of pick-up and delivery to campus.
Updated: 01-28-2010
Updated: 02-25-2013
Updated: 05-16-2016
Updated: 02-08-2021