What is another word for Cy Pres?
Pronunciation: [sˈa͡ɪ pɹˈiːz] (IPA) 
Cy pres is a legal term that denotes the allocation of funds or assets to a charitable cause when it is impossible or impractical to fulfill the original purpose of a donor's bequest. Synonyms for this phrase include "as near as possible," "solidarity," and "as close as practicable." Other synonyms that reflect similar meanings include "substitution," "alternative allocation," and "charitable trust." The concept of cy pres is prevalent in trust and estate law, but it can also apply in class action lawsuits and other legal proceedings where the original intent of a donor or plaintiff cannot be fully realized. Whatever the context, the goal of cy pres is to ensure that charitable resources are used in a way that honors the donor's intent while promoting important charitable causes.
