Sentence examples similar to balanced charity from inspiring English sources
Charity is very important to Sikhs who balance charity along with work and worship.
Keys has been balancing her charity commitments with a singing career that has seen her achieve her greatest success yet in Britain.
Mr. Kerry paid taxes on royalties from his book "A Call to Service: My Vision for a Better America" and is donating the balance to charity, his aides said.
You could keep the assets in your name and leave the balance to charity in your will.
The "scrooge economist" asked the industry for a new kind of gift card, one that not only reminds recipients they're still holding cards, but also sends the card's balance to charity after a pre-disclosed period of inactivity.
Determined to pioneer a new kind of gift card that holders don't tend to squander, a new startup is selling the Tango Card, which gives recipients the flexibility to make purchases at eleven different retailers, donate their balance to charity or redeem it for cash.
She prides herself on balancing personal success with charity.
While masters of the universe usually use their fortunes to become even wealthier (and sprinkle a little toward charity), Allen balances his web of investments and philanthropy with lavish toys.
On balance, cancer charities such as Cancer Research UK and Breakthrough Breast Cancer recommend that women go for breast screening when invited.
"Ethical fundraising has to balance the duty of charities to ask for money to provide resources for their beneficiaries with duties to other stakeholders, including donors.
