'charitable programs' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used when referring to programs whose purpose is to provide aid to those in need. For example, "Our company is proud to contribute to local charitable programs in our community."
But he had also heard positive things about the mosque's outreach and charitable programs.
He began charitable programs to feed the poor, help struggling people with mortgages and even offer haircuts to the homeless.
The fund was a way for people to give to archdiocesan charitable programs while bypassing the archdiocese's financial control.
Lucas has helped 20 charitable programs in the last year.... Coach AL GROH would not discuss his plans for the kickers.
The Bridgeport diocese includes 33 Catholic elementary schools and five high schools, three nursing complexes, eight homes for the elderly and many charitable programs.
"This is busy season, so there's a lot to do," said Lori S. Grey, director of civic and charitable programs for Andersen.
A national charitable program that provides free wigs to adult women with cancer-related hair loss.
A Penney rival, Macy's, has brought back a charitable program from Christmas 2008.
#DAVOS — Christine Harper (@cr_harper) 25 Jan 13 Mr. Blankfein was in Davos to discuss Goldman's charitable program, 10,000 Women, which was the subject of a blog post with Ms. Huffington.
That ludicrous notion prompts him to imagine another charitable program in which women donate their sexual services to disabled men to save them from homosexuality.
#davos — Lauren Tara LaCapra (@LaurenLaCapra) 24 Jan 13 Mr. Blankfein was in Davos to promote Goldman's charitable program 10,000 Women, highlighting it in a blog post with Arianna Huffington on Thursday morning.
