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"We're trustees, Pinkerton. We don't play with the numbers."
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"You'd be surprised. Dysfunctional family foundations are not uncommon."
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"False alarm. That wasn't the development director at the art museum after all."
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"The foundation typically doesn't resort to rock-paper-scissors for grant awards."
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"I never thought it possible — my first texted lead gift."
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"To be any farther from the chairman, they'd have to sit us at the kids' table."
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"Seeking fish until I receive funds for angling lessons."
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"No honey. More important than marrying me, I'm asking you to be my co-trustee for the family foundation."
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"I wonder if he ever finished the annual report"
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This major exhibition...
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"I decided to grab the bull by the horns and apply for a grant to study scientists with maze fetishes."
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"Your assertion that Frank Lloyd Wright once said your land had 'a million-dollar view' really doesn't help us with Form 8283 covering donations of land."
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"We were going to approve your grant, but America voted against it."
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"Can our software handle pledges to pledge next year?"
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Once again, the itsy bitsy spider had to reschedule his charity event.
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