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Foundation Account List Foundation Account List Important information for fund managers: The Internal Revenue Service requires that in order to be deductible, a donation to a non-profit organization must be made without any expectation of receiving an economic benefit in return, and the donor must relinquish control over the funds. Therefore, fund managers are asked to designate their gifts to Foundation accounts other than those on which they have signature authority or directly supervise those who do. DIV11 Account Name Account Type Account # Athletics Athletics - Marketing & Promotion Restricted 0664-4122-00 Athletics Facilities Restricted 0617-4100-00 B. Michael Andreau Scholarship Endowment Restricted 5014-4101-31 B. Michael Andreu Endowed Scholarship Endowment 7014-4101-31 Baseball Scholarships Restricted 0507-4101-31 Baseball Team Support Restricted 0380-4108-00 Browning Rehab Center Restricted 0259-4102-00 Charles and Doris Neviaser Endowed Baseball Scholarship Endowment 7176-4101-31 Cheerleading Support Restricted 0388-4109-00 Courtelis - Multi-Purpose Classroom Building #46 Restricted 0532-5002-12 Courtelis - Soccer Stadium/Browning Rehab Center Restricted 0313-5002-12 D. Dorion Scholarship Endowment Restricted 5012-4101-31 Dance Team Support Restricted 0057-0000-99 Dave Polovina Endowed Baseball Scholarship Endowment 7221-4108-31 Dave Polovina Endowed Baseball Scholarship Operating Restricted 5221-4108-31 Dorothy Dorion Endowed Scholarship Endowment 7012-4101-31 Doug Harmon Endowed Baseball Scholarship Endowment 7231-4108-31 Doug Harmon Endowed Baseball Scholarship Operating Restricted 5231-4108-31 Dr. Arthur "Buster" Browning Endowed Scholarship Endowment 7190-4101-31 Dr. Arthur "Buster" Browning Endowed Scholarship Operating Restricted 5190-4101-31 Dusty Rhodes Endowed Baseball Scholarship Fund Endowment 7230-4108-31 Dusty Rhodes Endowed Baseball Scholarship Fund Operating Restricted 5230-4108-31 Gerald F. Hurst Endowed Scholarship Endowment 7022-4101-31 Gerald F. Hurst Scholarship Endowment Restricted 5022-4101-31 Glenn Russell Steward Memorial Restricted 0365-4101-31 Golf Team Support Restricted 0379-4110-00 Indoor Batting Facility Restricted 0015-0000-99 Jacksonville Kennel Club Baseball Endowment 7023-4101-31 Jacksonville Kennel Club Baseball Operating Restricted 5023-4101-31 Jim Delaney Family Athletic Program Endowment Endowment 7288-4100-00 Jim Delaney Family Athletic Program Endowment - Operating Restricted 5288-4100-00 JNJB&B Soileau Endowed Scholarship Account - PBC Supply, Inc Restricted 5006-4101-31 John and Gerri Hayt Endowed Athletic Scholarship Endowment 7208-4101-31 John and Gerri Hayt Endowed Athletic Scholarship Operating Restricted 5208-4101-31 John Barrett Endowed Scholarship Endowment 7015-4101-31 John Barrett Scholarship Endowment Restricted 5015-4101-31 John Brooks Men’s Golf Program Endowment Endowment 7274-4101-00 John Brooks Men’s Golf Program Endowment Operating Restricted 5274-4110-00 John, Nina, Jon, Brooke & Benjamin Soileau Endowed Scholarship Endowment 7006-4101-31 Key Buick Company Athletic Endowed Scholarship Endowment 7119-4101-31 Key Buick Company Scholarship Endowment PRE-ENDOWED Restricted 5119-4101-31 Lisanne Dorion Endowed Scholarship Endowment 7013-4101-31 Lisanne Dorion Scholarship Endowment Restricted 5013-4101-31 Marshall Ross Jones Memorial Endowed Baseball Scholarship Endowment 7010-4101-31 Marshall Ross Jones Memorial Endowed Baseball Scholarship Operating Restricted 5010-4101-31 Men's Basketball Restricted 0385-4106-00 Michael Gibbs Memorial Endowed Scholarship Restricted 0366-4101-31 Mike Gibbs Memorial Endowed Soccer Scholarship Endowment 7198-4101-31 Mike Gibbs Memorial Endowed Soccer Scholarship Operating Restricted 5198-4101-31 Osprey Club - Annual Fund Restricted 0376-4105-00 Foundation Account List DIV11 Account Name Account Type Account # Athletics Osprey Club Endowed Scholarship Endowment 7024-4101-31 Osprey Club Scholarship Endowment Restricted 5024-4101-31 PGA Tour, Inc. Program Enhancement Restricted 0551-4100-00 Rotary Club of Southpoint Endowed Athletic Scholarship Endowment 7189-4101-31 Rotary Club of Southpoint Endowed Athletic Scholarship Operating Restricted 5189-4101-31 Russell Steward Memorial Endowed Track & Cross Country Scholarship Endowment 7197-4101-31 Russell Steward Memorial Endowed Track & Cross Country Scholarship Operating Restricted 5197-4101-31 Soccer Team Support Restricted 0384-4111-00 Softball Team Support Restricted 0387-4113-00 Stephen Dandridge Memorial Endowed Baseball Scholarship Endowment 7252-4101-31 Stephen Dandridge Memorial Endowed Baseball Scholarship Operating Restricted 5252-4101-31 Student Athlete Advisory Committee Support Restricted 0647-4100-00 Support Fund for Sports Restricted 0050-0000-99 Ted Stephenson Endowed Baseball Scholarship Endowment 7025-4101-31 Ted Stephenson Endowed Baseball Scholarship Operating Restricted 5025-4101-31 Tennis Team Support Restricted 0377-4114-00 Tom Healy Endowed Golf Scholarship Endowment 7210-4101-31 Tom Healy Endowed Golf Scholarship Fund Restricted 0260-4104-00 Tom Healy Endowed Golf Scholarship Operating Restricted 5210-4101-31 Track-X Country Team Support Restricted 0378-4115-00 Trainers Support Restricted 0375-4116-00 UNF Dance Team Restricted 0489-4103-00 UNF Department of Athletics Restricted 0374-4100-00 UNF Soccer /Track Stadium Restricted 0258-4118-00 Volleyball Team Support Restricted 0381-4117-00 Weight-Kilcullen Basketball Program Endowment Scholarship Endowment 7206-4101-31 Weight-Kilcullen Basketball Program Endowment Scholarship Operating Restricted 5206-4101-32 Women's Basketball Restricted 0386-4107-00 Women's Soccer Team Support Restricted 0389-4112-00 Women's Swimming Team Restricted 0390-4119-00 Women's Tennis Support Restricted 0643-4121-00 Brooks College of Health "US" Annual Lunch & Lecture Series Restricted 0610-5400-00 Aetna Foundation - Community Restricted 0634-5407-00 Anesthesiology Directed Development Fund Restricted 0516-5406-00 Angelo and Olivia Cavallaro Nurse Practitioner Fellowship Restricted 0681-5406-41 Athletic Training & Physical Therapy Endowed Scholarship Endowment 7145-5401-31 Athletic Training & Physical Therapy Endowed Scholarship Operating Restricted 5145-5401-31 Athletic Training Scholarship Restricted 0485-5401-31 Baptist Health MSN Endowed Fellowship Endowment 7138-5403-41 Baptist Health MSN Endowed Fellowship Operating Restricted 5138-5403-41 Baptist Medical Center Auxiliary Scholarships Restricted 0512-5401-31 Baptist Medical Nassau Auxiliary Scholarship Restricted 0425-5401-31 BCH Athletic Training Program Restricted 0651-5405-00 BCH Building Enhancement Fund Restricted 0449-5400-00 BCH Exercise Science Program Restricted 0653-5413-00 BCH General Scholarship - Violet Michalik Scholarship Restricted 0423-5401-31 BCH Physical Therapy Program Restricted 0652-5412-00 Betty Lawson Endowed Physical Therapy Fellowship Endowment 7188-5401-41 Betty Lawson Endowed Physical Therapy Fellowship Operating Restricted 5188-5401-41 Betty P. Cook Health Scholarship Restricted 0216-5401-31 Blue Cross Blue Shield Distinguished Nursing Professorship Endowment Endowment 7217-5404-51 Blue Cross Blue Shield Distinguished Nursing Professorship Operating Restricted 5217-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Restricted 0383-5400-00 Foundation Account List DIV11 Account Name Account Type Account # Brooks College of Health Brooks College of Health (BCOH) Academic Program Enhancement Endowment Endowment 7280-5400-32 Brooks College of Health (BCOH) Academic Program Enhancement Endowment - Operating Restricted 5280-5400-32 Brooks College of Health Endowment Operating Restricted 5092-5400-00 Brooks College of Health Fund Endowment 7092-5400-00 Brooks College of Health General Scholarship Restricted 0422-5402-31 Brooks College of Health Nursing Professorship 1 Endowment 7226-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Nursing Professorship 1 Operating Restricted 5226-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Nursing Professorship 2 Endowment 7227-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Nursing Professorship 2 Operating Restricted 5227-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Nutrition Program Restricted 0245-5407-00 Brooks College of Health Physical Therapy Professorship 1 Endowment 7222-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Physical Therapy Professorship 1 Operating Restricted 5222-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Physical Therapy Professorship 2 Endowment 7223-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Physical Therapy Professorship 2 Operating Restricted 5223-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Physical Therapy Professorship 3 Endowment 7224-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Physical Therapy Professorship 3 Operating Restricted 5224-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Physical Therapy Professorship 4 Endowment 7225-5404-51 Brooks College of Health Physical Therapy Professorship 4 Operating Restricted 5225-5404-51 Brooks Health System Professorships I Endowment 7094-5404-51 Brooks Health Systems Professorships II Endowment 7095-5404-51 Brooks Health Systems Professorships III Endowment 7096-5404-51 Brooks Health Systems Professorships IV Endowment 7097-5404-51 Brooks Health Systems Professorships V Endowment 7098-5404-51 Brooks Professorship 1 Endowment Operating Restricted 5094-5404-51 Brooks Professorship 2 Endowment Operating Restricted 5095-5404-51 Brooks Professorship 3 Endowment Operating Restricted 5096-5404-51 Brooks Professorship 4 Endowment Operating Restricted 5097-5404-51 Brooks Professorship 5 Endowment Operating Restricted 5098-5404-51 Brooks Scholars Endowment Endowment 7093-5401-31 Brooks Scholars Endowment Operating Restricted
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