Looking a gift horse in the mouth
Non-cash gifts could dwindle if law is changed - PittsburghLIVE.comIn the late 1980s, Seton Hill accepted a horse for its equestrian team. As a result, the school had to rent a stable, buy hay and exercise the horse when students were on summer vacation.
"I can remember our chief financial officer saying to me:, 'This horse has to go.' It was eating us out of house and home," Boyle recalled.
"Fortunately, it died pretty quickly."
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