Sentence examples for charitable engagements from inspiring English sources

Before the Egyptian revolution, whole newspaper pages were "allocated" to cover Suzanne's "charitable engagements" and "actions" for women.

"He moved there more than seven years ago, but rather than retiring there, he spends 90 per cent of his time starting not-for-profit ventures and raising millions for charity through speeches and other charitable engagements," the spokesman said.

"He moved there more than seven years ago, but rather than retiring there, he spends 90% of his time starting not-for-profit ventures and raising millions for charity through speeches and other charitable engagements.

Clarence House released a statement stating: "The charitable engagement at Guards Polo Club was fitted into a packed diary at relatively short notice.

In areas like voting, charitable giving and civic engagement, graduates of the program lag behind those who were accepted but declined and those who dropped out before completing their two years, according to Doug McAdam, a sociologist at Stanford University, who conducted the study with a colleague, Cynthia Brandt.

He also cites the desire for "direct engagement in charitable activities, venture philanthropy and an interest in maintaining a greater sense of philanthropic or family legacy" as the top motivations for establishing a private foundation.

Now, crowdsourcing plays a vital role in helping companies raise awareness and drive public engagement in charitable giving.

To keep alive the spirit of compassion and service that united Americans in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, September 11th is now federally recognized as a National Day of Service and Remembrance, establishing a tradition of national engagement in charitable acts as a tribute to the victims, survivors and first responders of 9/11.

It's this connection that generates such high levels of engagement with our charitable work," she explains.

Prince William already carries out engagements connected to his charitable interests and those of the Royal Foundation he is joint patron of with the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry.

Band says that, for example, he leaned on charitable donors to give the former President speaking engagements and consulting contracts, in a nexus that he refers to as "Bill Clinton, Inc".