'charitable nature' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an individual's generous and kind-hearted nature when it comes to helping others. For example, "John's charitable nature was evident in all of his good deeds for those in need."
A representative of Chanel declined to comment on the result, citing the charitable nature of the event.
In a statement, her family said: "We want Olive to be remembered for her incredibly kind, generous and charitable nature.
He was a pious man, and he viewed his charitable nature as obligatory to better the lives of those in need.
"Her presence is what drew us to her, but it was her charitable nature that made this collaboration so special," Becker says.
At issue in the suit is the charitable nature of Bike New York, which derives most of its revenue from the ride, the Five Boro Bike Tour.
A canny choice - to remind us of the record companies' charitable nature, as the heartless CD-Wow steals food from the mouths of African babies.
The foundation bought a minor league hockey team and an Arena Football League team, contending that the purchases were charitable in nature because they encouraged local economic development.
Mr. Powell said the United States had taken the position that the Palestinian Authority had to cut off funds from all Palestinian groups, even those civil or charitable in nature, that had any connection to Hamas.
Since Kiva's loans to the working poor at 0% interest are clearly charitable in nature, Shah says that registration with the SEC is not required.
Evidence suggests the nature of charitable giving is altering dramatically as a result of rapid rises in the concentration of wealth and the corresponding surge in inequality.
