Sentence examples for charitable grant from inspiring English sources

Several teenagers have taken advantage of a £6,000 charitable grant to encourage more junior entries.

The fund's charitable grant, in other words, produced ongoing "social returns" that greatly magnified the amount of the initial investment.

Val Mainwood Colchester Like Mr Roland (Letters, 8 August) I have actually used the somewhat challenging word eleemosynary, when writing to thank my college for giving me a charitable grant in 1970 from its Eleemosynary Fund.

The Roberts fund calculated that a charitable grant to a nonprofit would yield an array of monetary benefits to the newly employed (better incomes and financial stability) as well as social benefits (new tax receipts from new-employee income, lower social service costs).

Foundations This site provides a directory of charitable grant makers in the US.

But its funding came from charitable grant-giving trusts, ensuring Inside Time remained independent from the Prison Service.

(This year the festival is being financed by charitable grants).

The nation's 600 community foundations normally make charitable grants in their own region.

Mr. Chanin, 62, is the president of the Paul Chanin Family Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in Palm Beach that provides charitable grants and donations.

He wants Mr Cameron to intervene when councils cut charitable grants instead of trimming their own payrolls.

With cuts to local authority budgets and ever-growing competition for charitable grants, many are struggling to stay afloat.