; (ii) a person who made the contribution or reimbursement on behalf of another; or (iii) any other source. (B) The identity of each person who provided the source with cash or a thing of value to be applied in support of the contribution or reimbursement. (C) The value of the contribution or reimbursement. (D) The date of the contribution or reimbursement. (E) If the contribution or reimbursement was a thing of value other than cash, a brief description of the thing of value. (2) The disclosure requirement pursuant to paragraph (1) shall apply only to contributions and reimbursements aggregating more than the minimal value as established by section 7342(a)(5) of title 5, United States Code, or $250, whichever is greater, made during the preceding calendar year. (3) The disclosure requirement pursuant to paragraph (1) shall not apply to— (A) a contribution or reimbursement from a relative of the reporting individual, unless the relative received, or has an arrangement to receive, cash or a thing of value to be applied in support of the contribution or reimbursement; (B) a contribution or reimbursement made in connection with a fee for legal services or an expense that is unrelated to the reporting individual’s employment