Sentence examples for beacon fellowship from inspiring English sources
Emily Stoner of the Beacon Fellowship said at the time: "individual giving ceased to be the largest source of income to the voluntary sector in March 2004," following a trend that had been occurring since the 1980s.
The "give or get out" culture, where people have to make big donations to get and stay on charity boards, is appearing.Also new on the British scene are charities like the Beacon Fellowship and New Philanthropy Capital, which specialise in helping the wealthy give their money away.
In 1919, in the first issue of the company newsletter, the Beacon, Boot wrote to his staff: "Fellowship in recreation, fellowship in ideals, common hope, common sympathies, and common humanity bind us together; and whatever fosters this happy union is valuable".
The Huffington Post has collaborated with the Beacon Reader to create a fellowship for local resident Mariah Stewart to continue the great work she has done in covering the Ferguson protests as a citizen journalist.
At night, from the window of Abu George's tiny and venerable bar, dim light still glows through colored liquor bottles, a kind of stained-glass beacon of religious diversity and neighborhood fellowship.
For The Huffington Post, this'll involve a first-of-its-kind collaboration with readers, the local community and the Beacon Reader to create what we're calling the Ferguson Fellowship.
He won a National Science Foundation fellowship that paid his tuition and a stipend at M.I.T., and he bought a house in the Beacon Hill section of Boston.
BEACON Dia: Beacon Jean-Lucc Moulène, Opus + One".
BEACON Dia:Beacon "Blinky Palermo: Retrospective 1964-1977".
