Sentence examples for benefit aids from inspiring English sources

ACRIA has been holding art auctions to benefit AIDS research for several years.

I've been listening, obsessively, to the compilation "Dark was the Night," the latest CD put out by the Red Hot organization to benefit AIDS prevention and awareness efforts, and produced by Aaron Dessner and Bryce Dessner of The National.

The next album from the Red Hot organization, whose proceeds benefit AIDS research, is a full-scale tribute to the Nigerian pop singer Fela Kuti, with everyone from Sade to Jorge Ben.

By Saturday, any lingering anxiety had seemingly evaporated as hundreds of people crammed into a bar to watch lip-synching divas and a silent auction to benefit AIDS orphans.

Earlier this year, Elizabeth Taylor devotees walked off with some of the actress's nearly 400 gowns and pieces of jewelry when her property was sold by Christie's in part to benefit AIDS research.

MILAN — There were more sequins and see-through panels on display than all the stars in the sky at the eighth annual amfAR Milano gala on Saturday night, where the European glitterati gathered to celebrate, drink Champagne and bid enormous sums of money at an auction to benefit AIDS research.

Before taking a Memorial Day break, senators will have to navigate a complex series of votes on the war money, a new G.I. education benefit, aid for the unemployed, immigration and even health care.

Small businesses, struggling families and mortgaged homeowners in danger of default will also likely be thrown some tax breaks and benefit aid in a bid to ease the pain of the slowdown.

Politically, that bolsters Democratic arguments for more unemployment benefits, aid to small businesses, and assistance for states with medical and education costs.

He has outlined some $500 billion for bolstered unemployment benefits, aid to states and investment in the nation's crumbling and outdated infrastructure.

Government spending – especially on unemployment benefits, aid to states, and some construction projects – probably helped avert a more wrenching downturn, but continued red ink worries households, which are also trying to rebuild savings and reduce debt after a spending binge.