Sentence examples for benevolent society from inspiring English sources

He established a benevolent society that operated schools for poor children.

The role of religion is to make of us better human beings so that we might fashion a better and more benevolent society and world.

Telephone calls often go unan swered at the union's Barnsley headquarters and NUM officials concede it largely functions as a benevolent society, processing ill-health claims.

He also served as president of Reencontro (Portuguese: "Reunion"), an evangelical benevolent society that distributed Bibles worldwide and operated 19 free clinics, an orphanage, a vocational training program, a food-distribution centre, and child-care agencies.

"One of the fears is that private equity is not what you would call a benevolent society for the preservation of jobs," said David E. Cole, chairman of the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, Mich.

Mrs. Astor's image as a benevolent society matron was overshadowed last year by that of a victimized dowager at the center of a very public family battle over her care and fortune.

Wark became a respected member of Australian society, holding several honorary public positions, including director of the Royal North Shore Hospital, life governor of the New South Wales Benevolent Society, and a councillor of the National Roads and Motorists Association off New South Wales.

First Baptist Church of Hector (Hector, N.Y .Ladies Benevolent Society.

She worked as a social worker for the Hebrew Benevolent Society of Philadelphia.

The Ladies Benevolent Society formed to raise funds for charitable causes on June 11 , 1842

Performed by the Autobus Drivers' and Conductors Union Benevolent Society Volksbandd.