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Chariot  +  681837 Mon, 02 Mar 09 09:02 AM
I searched on the Internet and found both "charitable fund" and "charity fund".Are both corrdct? If yes, is there any difference? Thanks a lot.
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Avangi  +  681887 Mon, 02 Mar 09 11:45 AM
I'd consider "charity fund" casual.

Since there are tax considerations involved with "charitable funds," it's also a legal definition, and I believe it must be used carefully on any advertisements.
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