The phrase "charitable activities" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
For example: "I volunteer my time to help out with various charitable activities throughout the year."
Laura and her husband, Rutherford Seydel II, live in Atlanta with three young children and are active in charitable activities; Seydel works as a lawyer for Turner.
At a second lunch, the women, both active in civic and charitable activities, decided to assemble people with similar concerns.
Over the years he was active in a number of charitable activities, including Area Chairman for the United Jewish Appeals and for the United Negro College Fund.
For serv charitable activities in Iraq.
For serv charitable activities in Ibiza and Formentera.
As for the Harandis, they wear their charitable activities lightly.
Increasingly, it is charitable activities that take up his time.
EasyFoodstore sits between his charitable activities and the plethora of businesses bearing the "easy" brand.
Americans raising money for Hamas have insisted that they are supporting its charitable activities.
But it has offices around the country and is allowed to operate religious and charitable activities.
It praises the entertainer's charitable activities, perhaps in more detail than is absolutely necessary.
