The phrase "a benevolent organization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an organization that is charitable, kind, and aims to promote the welfare of others.
Example: "The charity is recognized as a benevolent organization dedicated to helping those in need."
Alternatives: "a charitable organization" or "a philanthropic organization."
He said he joined because he had heard the Klan was a benevolent organization that passed out fruit baskets to the poor at Christmas.
So, in effect, providing these young women a residence hall also served the UDC's goals of being a benevolent organization as well as an educational one.
As a result of his injuries Hadsall has a passion for disabled veterans and helped found "VET Foundation" a benevolent organization that seeks to improve the quality of life of disabled veterans.
The text of the marriage bill provides in section 10-b-2: "a refusal by a benevolent organization or a religious corporation, incorporated under the education law or the religious corporations law, to provide accommodations, advantages, facilities or privileges in connection with section ten-a of this article shall not create a civil claim or cause of action".
I am a member of a nonprofit benevolent organization.
His best performance might have been as a leader of a seemingly benevolent organization of Little Brothers who proceed to get revenge against older brothers.
Her father, Samuel Koner, a lawyer, had devised a medical plan for the Workmen's Circle, a Jewish socialist and benevolent organization; the result is considered a pioneering group medical plan.
To circumvent such prohibitions, police in these areas created brotherhoods, benevolent organizations, and other associations that performed the role of a labour union.
The legislation already includes language that exempts broad classes of religious institutions and private benevolent organizations from hosting or recognizing gay ceremonies, while indemnifying such institutions from lawsuits.
"At one time the gifts of individuals and benevolent organizations were intended largely to relieve the suffering of 'the weak, the poor and the unfortunate,' " the report noted.
He also dedicated his time and skills to numerous civic and benevolent organizations, including serving as the Chairman of the Board of the College of Mount Saint Vincent, Vice Chairman of the Board of Manhattan College, Chairman of the Rye Free Reading Room and a board member of the Lauinger Library at his beloved alma mater, Georgetown University.
