Sentence examples for charitable branch from inspiring English sources
To celebrate the launch of Pornhub's new charitable branch, "Pornhub Cares", the site is offering a $25,000 college scholarship to one lucky American student.
This may be more realistic than it sounds after the Walmart Foundation, the charitable branch of the company, bestowed a $490,000 grant to ATA earlier this year.
The UPS Foundation, the company's charitable branch, earlier this year invested $1.1 million in a project to investigate how such drone delivery could be expanded to other medicines, and other countries.
A well-connected charitable foundation, with branches in London, New York and Geneva, has assessed the library's condition and drawn up a plan for its long-term conservation.But if the St Catherine's collection still holds surprises, and possible clues as to the origins of monastic writing at the other end of the Christian world, they are probably lurking underneath familiar texts.
The biggest branch of the Clintons' charitable network, the Clinton Health Access Initiative, never complied with the agreement at all, according to the Boston Globe.
The Bush administration said Thursday that it had teamed up with Saudi Arabia to freeze the assets of four branches of a major Islamic charitable foundation that they accused of providing financial support to terrorist groups.
I've reported over time with many relief agencies as they work in the field, from branches of the United Nations to private charitable agencies like Oxfam and Save the Children, and most recently America's UMCOR, the United Methodist Committee on Relief.
Except for its share of a small government grant to the Royal Society to aid all British universities and all branches of science, the Cavendish Laboratory received no other government subsidy, nor were there contributions from charitable corporations or industry.
Where its branches build popular support, as they have done in Egypt and Tunisia, it is often because the Brotherhood's charitable and social-welfare activity — the hospitals and schools that it runs — is well organized.
Ferguson was less charitable.
