Sentence examples for charitable corporations from inspiring English sources

Should they become charitable corporations?

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.

It requires only the signatures of a couple of obliging friends, the filing of some papers at the office of the County Clerk, and the expenditures of five or six dollars fee. The local Department of Public Welfare interests itself with charitable corporations, but religious enterprises are by special provision exceptions to this rule.

The task force would need to be formed within three months of the bill's signing, and importantly it must include "persons with expertise in the areas of fairness, accountability and transparency relating to automated decision systems and persons affiliated with charitable corporations that represent persons in the city affected by agency automated decision systems".

The Byzantine Empire used a system similar to cy-près when dealing with piae causae, charitable corporations, whereby if the corporation fell its possessions were to be transferred to the Papal treasury and spent on a purpose as close as possible to that of the original corporation.

And while the city maintains a charitable corporation -- the Fund for Public Schools -- to accept donations, major fund-raising efforts at individual schools are rare.

The movie, Hosseini said, would be produced by the Foundation of the Oppressed (Bonyad-e Mostazafan) – a government-controlled charitable corporation with billions of dollars in holdings.

When the New York Racing Association was founded in 1955, the goal was to consolidate the state's dilapidated racetracks under a charitable corporation that would devote its gambling profits to the state and pay for everything from schools to hospitals.

According to IRS filings, Fonda founded the Jane Fonda Foundation in 2004 as a charitable corporation with herself as president, chair, director and secretary; Fonda contributes 10 hours each week on its behalf.

Creative Commons is a Massachusetts-chartered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable corporation, so your donation can be deducted by filing Form 1040 and itemizing the deduction on Schedule A. wikiHow has donated over $10,000 to Creative Commons.[1].

Since the bulk of the money is raised from major corporations, corporate financial restraints are affecting all charitable contributions, the Denver committee included.