Sentence examples for charitable venture from inspiring English sources
But easyFoodstore will not be a charitable venture.
She recently established a charitable venture called The Rider's Closet, through which she hopes to bring secondhand jodhpurs to the needy.
But Randall K. Miller, the Shakespeare company's lawyer, accused Mr. Gund and his associates of manipulating what was supposed to be a charitable venture for his personal profit.
"That is a really good question," Min said, and then explained that he saw the Wonders as a charitable venture — an opportunity for more Koreans to play baseball.
The event, originally scheduled for October but delayed by Hurricane Sandy, was meant to raise funds for the Lang Lang International Music Foundation, a charitable venture Mr. Lang helped found in 2008.
Like the schools overhaul, Mr. Zuckerberg's gift — by far the largest in the city's history and his first significant charitable venture — raises a host of unanswered questions, including what form it will take and how the money will be used.
He is even involved in some of Goldman's charitable ventures.
The unlikely collaboration is a traditional hazard of charitable ventures in pop.
Agassi also was notable for the charitable ventures he undertook, including the founding of the Andre Agassi Foundation (1994) to aid at-risk children.
The network joins all the Aga Khan's charitable ventures, including initiatives for economic and social development, universities in Pakistan and Tajikistan and a cultural trust.
That is unfortunate, but she does have a duty to do so, just as former President Bill Clinton had a duty to disclose the donors to his library and charitable ventures when his wife became secretary of state.
