The rest of the gifts are bought by the bureau with monetary donations or are in-kind donations from businesses, fraternal organizations and other groups, including bicycles that are refurbished year-round by one volunteer.
Hudson Valley Blood Services organizes drives in schools, churches and synagogues, businesses and fraternal organizations.
In Free Spaces, Evans and I describe settings such as religious congregations, locally rooted unions and businesses, schools, fraternal and sisterly organizations, cultural groups, and other local face-to-face settings.
The drunkenness may be public, but the important fraternal business -- like knowing the hidden meaning of the coat of arms -- is only for brothers.
But that did not mean that our principles, our foundation, our business organizations, our fraternal and civic organizations, were not founded by Christian principles and that Christian principles did not govern the laws of our land".
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Fraternal order.
Like other Jewish funeral homes, Hirsch draws business through longtime arrangements with synagogues and landsmanschaften, fraternal societies of emigrés from the same European towns.
Bar owners have legitimized their businesses by using charters for various clubs and fraternal organizations that confer instant membership and by setting up "liquor pools" which a customer uses to buy his drinks.
For those denied entry even by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, a declining American fraternal order, there is now a wide range of online business-networking sites.
It would be far harder to replicate the state's civic DNA, which features traits that can be traced to its decade, beginning in 1836, as a stand-alone nation (independent, suspicious of Washington), the late-1800s cowboy era (self-reliant, fraternal) and the 20th-century introduction of oil and entrepreneurialism (pro-business, skeptical of government).
Redmond, Blutarch, and Gray Mann were born in 1822 as fraternal triplet sons of a wealthy Englishman, Zepheniah Mann, the owner of a successful arms manufacturing business.
