In-Kind Contribution

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DSP: An in-kind contribution is a type of cost sharing that consists of a non-cash donation to a project. In-kind contributions are generally made by the university or non-federal third parties. In-kind contributions may be in the form of real property, equipment, supplies and other expendable property, and the value of goods and services directly benefiting a specific project.

Umich: Non-monetary cost sharing, often consisting of equipment which is donated or loaned for a project

Rugters: Non-monetary cost sharing, often consisting of equipment which is donated or loaned for a project.

Utah: A service or item donated in lieu of dollars to the operation of a funded project; usually given by the grantee or a third party; (e.g., donated equipment or guest speaker's time); should be referenced in budget as a real direct project cost but designated as in-kind; must be auditable with letter of agreement as a minimum paper trail.

BSU: A non-cash commitment (such as contributed or donated effort, facilities use, or supplies) to share the costs of a sponsored project