Sentence examples for charitable associations from inspiring English sources

Like its namesake in the Palestinian territories, the party has built its support through a network of charitable associations and student unions.

It's built to be used by organizations such as charitable associations, social clubs, event planners, and sport teams: Groups that need to manage money by necessity, but are not companies with dedicated finance and accounting arms.

Some special priorities were also established; farmers were to be given priority for motor vehicles, machine tools were to be allocated to ex-servicemen and training colleges and special consideration was to be given to the needs of the Red Cross and other overseas and domestic charitable associations.

CEGMR will continue to launch proactive communication plans with stakeholders such as government, media, children with disabilities, charitable associations, and other society representatives.

It is a run by a charitable association, Temple of Fine Arts, that finances art, music and dance centres, and clients are asked to make a donation at the end of the meal of what they can afford.

Last year he began a new full-time job at a charitable association, using a gaze-tracking system that, he says, allows him to operate a computer with "no limitations".

"All we've been given is some wood and plastic sheeting to make the shacks, and that was given by a charitable association," said Muhammad, who came from Raqqa a year ago.

Palestinian medical officials reported on Saturday that a building hit overnight in the town of Beit Lahiya was the home of a charitable association for people with disabilities, the BBC's Kevin Connolly in Jerusalem reports.

Source: 75 Civic participation: Not a member of a political party, a trade union, an environmental group, a tenants' or neighbourhood group or neighbourhood watch, a church or religious group, or a charitable association; and did not do voluntary work at least once in the past year.

Political fundraiser beefsteak banquets are no longer common in New Jersey; beefsteaks now usually raise money for fire departments, policemen's benevolent associations, and other charitable organizations.

In 1909, together with Wang and other friends, Wu helped set up the first charitable art association, Yuyuan Shuhu Shanhui ("Yu Yuan Calligraphy and Painting Charity").