Sentence examples for charitable grants from inspiring English sources

State benefits or charitable grants – see Turn2us.

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

Investments in energy start-ups can count as charitable grants.

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

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.

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

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

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

According to city records, the companies promoted "mutually agreed upon pilot projects" similar to Lyft's recently announced charitable grant, instead of the tax.

The French hospital, which bought the robot with the help of a charitable grant, brings out Zora just a few times a month.