Sentence examples for charitable mission from inspiring English sources

It maintains a large charitable mission with scholarships.

Oxfam's charitable mission is to end poverty and injustice.

As part of a charitable mission, she toured Taghva.

For many decades, universities acted as though they had a public, charitable mission.

On the contrary, foundations often consider measuring performance to be unrelated to their charitable mission.

Over time, the mounting losses have compromised Grady's charitable mission, forcing layoffs, increases in fees and the elimination of services.

The obligation to provide treatment regardless of ability to pay is imposed by the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act, 42 U.S.C. § 1395dd, state laws, and many institutions' charitable missions.

He helps her tend her greenhouse and accompanies her on charitable missions to Dog Island, where the most hard-bitten fishing families, mostly widows and young children, live.

They have allowed US foundations to draw on the innovation and expertise of the private sector to advance their charitable missions.

Lloyd Hitoshi Mayer, a nonprofit tax expert at the University of Notre Dame, added that the IRS's private-benefit standard is "very vague" and that the agency tends to crack down only on the most flagrant offenders — groups that totally abandon their charitable missions.

Behind Seafarers' Safe Haven -- a project more than six years in the making -- is a hodgepodge coalition consisting of a major maritime union, several charitable missions for seafarers and the Y.M.C.A., which itself has a long history in New York City of renting rooms to seamen.