The phrase "a charitable association" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization that is established for charitable purposes, such as helping those in need or supporting a specific cause.
Example: "The local community has come together to support a charitable association that provides food and shelter to the homeless."
Alternatives: "a nonprofit organization" or "a charitable organization."
Last year he began a new full-time job at a charitable association, using a gaze-tracking system that, he says, allows him to operate a computer with "no limitations".
It is a run by a charitable association, Temple of Fine Arts, that finances art, music and dance centres, and clients are asked to make a donation at the end of the meal of what they can afford.
"All we've been given is some wood and plastic sheeting to make the shacks, and that was given by a charitable association," said Muhammad, who came from Raqqa a year ago.
Palestinian medical officials reported on Saturday that a building hit overnight in the town of Beit Lahiya was the home of a charitable association for people with disabilities, the BBC's Kevin Connolly in Jerusalem reports.
The Crescenta-Cañada and Verdugo Hills Family YMCAs are a charitable association of YMCAs that offer on-site and outreach programs for families including sports programs, summer camps, preschool, after-school programs, a variety of exercise classes, senior wellness programs, extensive offering of aquatics programs, yoga, pilates and a state-of-the-art workout facility.
Source: 75 Civic participation: Not a member of a political party, a trade union, an environmental group, a tenants' or neighbourhood group or neighbourhood watch, a church or religious group, or a charitable association; and did not do voluntary work at least once in the past year.
Like its namesake in the Palestinian territories, the party has built its support through a network of charitable associations and student unions.
As a philanthropist, he is engaged in a number of social activities, spanning Lebanese and international medical, academic, and charitable associations and organizations which he founded with his family.
Elsewhere secular and religious charitable associations providing financial help, educational welfare, and housing for the poor began to employ social workers.
Some charitable associations have already cut back: the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, for example, announced in late December that it was withdrawing funding opportunities for many fiscal year 2009 projects.
It's built to be used by organizations such as charitable associations, social clubs, event planners, and sport teams: Groups that need to manage money by necessity, but are not companies with dedicated finance and accounting arms.
