Sentence examples for a benefit to support from inspiring English sources

It was a benefit to support the Gay Men's Health Crisis, a nonprofit group dedicated to the fight against AIDS.

The event is a benefit to support the foundation's efforts to help young American singers develop their careers.

His final performance was at the Los Angeles club Bones and Blues, on Jan . 22 when his students and his colleagues -- including Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Land -- played in a benefit to support his fight against liver disease.

A benefit to support neighborhood food distribution programs, the three-performance "Food for Thought" marathon will include dances by some 18 choreographers and companies, chosen by Heidi Latsky (tonight), Wendy Perron (tomorrow) and Susan Osberg (Sunday).

This March, it reopened after a three-year restoration by the building's new owner, Robert Ehrlich, the creator of Pirate's Booty; the neighborhood hero-mensch Barbara Sibley, owner of La Palapa, next door, who recently hosted a benefit to support victims of the Second Avenue explosion; and Michael and Danny Neff, the craft-cocktail innovators who revived the Rum House.

A benefit to support those with breast and ovarian cancer will be held on Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. with more than 50 female chefs, restaurateurs and other celebrities participating in a tasting, with cocktails and wine, at Pier 60, Chelsea Piers, 23rd Street and the Hudson River.

The event, to be broadcast by PBS on "Live From Lincoln Center" with Beverly Sills as host, will be preceded by a black-tie benefit to support Lincoln Center.

Those taxes that wage earners pay are not affected by their marital status, but married earners can receive an additional 50 percent of their individual retirement benefit to support a spouse who either lacks eligibility for earnings based on his or her own employment or opts for a spousal rather than an individual benefit.

Secondly, converting clinical and other outcomes into a common unit of benefit to support comparison of interventions across disease stages and across diseases is problematic due to data gaps and unresolved methodological questions.

Her lawyer, Aileen Cohen, said, "Everything was done for the wards' benefit, to support the wards".

After months of criticism, campaigning and publicising the dangers, the decision to introduce a cap on housing benefit to supported housing, such as hostels and homeless shelters, was deferred.