(ABANDONED) IC 036. US 100 101 102. G & S: Financial services for providing electronic transfer of funds from donors to non-profit organizations and charitable causes; eleemosynary services in the area of monetary donations to non-profit organizations and charitable causes; eleemosynary service in the area of charitable donations matching fund services, namely services for providing non-profit organizations and charitable causes with financial donations to augment the financial donations provided by others to such organizations and causes; providing education scholarships, namely providing worthy individuals with financial grants to defray the costs of continuing education
(ABANDONED) IC 042. US 100 101. G & S: eleemosynary services in the area of donations of food, clothing, and medicine to non-profit organizations and charitable causes
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