Charity aside, Mrs. Clarence W. Miles, who contributed "tomatoes brown" to the cookbook "Maryland's Way" — tomatoes brown are tomatoes stewed for hours in brown sugar, and they make a gooey treat — deserved to be collecting royalties.
The owner donated the money from the sale of the house to a Catholic charity, leaving aside a trust to pay his living expenses.
Thus, the health care sector of any country always has the dual goals of enhancing the quality of life of patients as well as enhancing the quality of life of the providers of health care, and, charity care aside, patients are at once objects of compassion and biological structures yielding cash.
The most important criterion is how much money the charity must set aside to meet its liability — known as the reserve fund.
We encourage her to think about charities, and to set aside some of her money for them.
The desire for control leaves the massive pool of money set aside for charities -- about $358 billion in the U.S. last year -- divvied between the roughly 1.5 million nonprofits registered in the U.S. Creating a new organization every time a company or wealthy individual wants to foster change only shrinks the available slices of that pie.
Charity, charity, charity, Sophie!
There the American Prairie Reserve, a charity, aims to set aside an area larger than Yellowstone National Park where wildlife can roam free.
If Zuckerberg and Chan were to cash in their Facebook stock, rather than setting it aside for charity, they would have to pay capital-gains tax on the proceeds, money that could be used to fund government programs.
To honour his memory, Brighton and Crystal Palace supporters in England got together to play a charity football match, putting aside the rivalry to raise money for a team of immigrant kids in Queens, New York.
