The benefits do not cover a specific period or end at the close of a specific period. Membership is not needed to pursue a specific career or live in a particular area. Membership is open to the general public without limitations. The nonprofit provides benefits only to its dues-paying members. Benefits are available only for a specific period, after which the person must make another dues payment to continue enjoying the benefits of membership.
Membership is needed to work in a certain career or live in a specific area.
Only people who met certain specific criteria can become members. A donor can attach two kinds of strings to a contribution. Use of the asset contributed can be restricted to certain purposes, or the asset can have conditions attached that must be satisfied before the nonprofit can use them at all. Donor Restrictions C. 1a. Restricted Contributions Donors restrict contributions when they require that they be used in specific ways or for specific purposes, problems, time periods, areas, or groups.