Sentence examples for charitable money from inspiring English sources

Our lame duck mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, has started to turn off his charitable money shower.

Federal law requires directors of nonprofit organizations to investigate accusations that charitable money has been misused.

There have been few big shifts in how charitable money is used.

Experts say that never has so much charitable money been raised so quickly.

The move is born of a feeling that the borough is not getting its fair share of charitable money.

Mr. Spitzer has agreed not to go after undocumented workers in New York who receive charitable money, and Mr. Feinberg could seek similar representations from the Justice Department.

Estimates show this could encourage as much as 14 billion a year in new charitable giving, money that will save and change lives.

The asset that was used as charitable monopoly money is described in some detail in one of the appraisals that came up with a value in the vicinity finally accepted by the Tax Court.

The fandom is considered to be charitable, raising money for a number of different efforts.

Third, those who are able should increase their charitable giving — in money and in food.

Re "As the Year Draws to a Close, Deciding How to Slice Your Charitable Pie" (Your Money column, Dec. 8): Ron Lieber rightly observes that families' charitable giving is often hasty and scattered rather than deliberate and strategic.