The phrase "charitable endeavour" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a voluntary act or effort to help those in need or support a charitable cause. Example: The company's annual fundraiser was a huge success, raising thousands of dollars for their charitable endeavour to provide clean water to developing countries.
Not entering the non-profit sector does not mean that MBAs feel they are forgoing all charitable endeavour, though.
Throw in a little charitable endeavour as M&S, Pret a Manger and others are doing this year, and eating one becomes practically a national duty.
However, it's very popular and the celebrity version even began as a charitable endeavour on Channel 4 from the Comic Relief team.
A decade and a half on, the Rushey Green Time Bank is still going strong, and still making a difference to people's lives – and in the opposite way to most charitable endeavour.
Perhaps for a tiny minority, but I suspect the recent economic maelstrom of crashes and cuts has fogged our memories, leading us to forget some basic aspects of charitable endeavour that have remained unchanged for hundreds of years.
He has already swum the Straits of Gibraltar and the Channel, as well as cycling from Land's End to John O'Groats, all for charity, leading his friend and stalwart swim supporter, the comedian Jimmy Carr, to comment he was "turning charitable endeavour into a personality disorder".
In 2009 it gave out $3bn. Warren Buffett Investor, Buffett's career has been marked by charitable endeavours.
MacKillop expanded the order's educational and charitable endeavours and attracted new sisters.
Neely has said the Foundation plans to stop its charitable endeavours and is trying to "steal" it.
During his postbaseball career he took an interest in charitable endeavours, particularly the fight against pediatric cancer and muscular dystrophy.
An award this year for his charitable endeavours from GQ, a men's magazine, elicited scorn in the media and social networks.
