The phrase "a range of charities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to multiple charitable organizations or causes that vary in type or focus.
Example: "The event will support a range of charities, including those focused on education, health, and environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "a variety of charities" or "a selection of charities."
He supported a range of charities including the Terrence Higgins Trust, Macmillan Cancer Support and Childline.
Previously, she has supported a range of charities in developing fundraising strategies that hold key audiences at their heart.
I have worked with a range of charities including Barnardo's, The Prince's Trust, Beatbullying, Macmillan and Mind.
The album was produced to raise money for a range of charities for children and disabled people.
Money raised from the single will go to the Jo Cox Foundation which supports a range of charities, including the Royal Voluntary Service and the White Helmets.
111 Oxford Rd, M1 7DU; 0161 273 4878; 8thday.coop Greens, Didsbury Simon Rimmer's vegetarian restaurant supports a range of charities, including the Christy Charitable Fund.
Money raised went to a range of Australian charities, including the Leukaemia Foundation , Lung FoundationAustralia, Aussie Deaf Kids and Neuroscience Research Australia Foundation.
In the mid-to-late naughties in particular, it wasn't unusual to see arms proudly festooned in coloured silicon straps representing a range of different charities.
The company carbon offsets all its journeys (it has contributed £30,000 to the World Land Trust), and raises money for a range of environmental charities, including £47,000 for the Environmental Investigation Agency.
In Scotland, the retailer has given £88,446 to the Marine Conservation Society, £88,446 to WWF, including the Orkney sustainable Fishery Improvement Programme, and a further £37,482 to a range of local charities.
A plaque bearing the legend CHURCH ARMY on a grand old Victorian building alerted me that I was in the right place; there, down in a damp basement room, a range of local charities and volunteer groups had gathered for one of their twice-weekly group advice surgeries.
