Sentence examples for charities but not from inspiring English sources

I simply fail to see why the T.A. should be able to permit organized charities, but not beggars, to rattle a cup full of change as one passes by.

The Whaleys have gotten help from some charities, but not enough to cover all their expenses.

She currently works for Oxfam, one of the world's biggest charities, but not one recommended by the number crunchers at Givewell.

And for the rest of us, none of this messing around with GiftAid concessions that the charity, but not the donor, can reclaim.

The organisers' £500,000 profits will go to charity, but not those of the enterprising hawkers of veggie-burgers, beer, joss-sticks and illegal drugs.

They had a general idea to start a company that would make it easier for people to donate to charity, but not much else.

Stephen Greene, the chair of the NCS's governing body, pointed out that Cameron would perform an ambassadorial role for the charity, but not be involved in its governance.

We hear about how she spends her money — a jade bathtub, a diamond toe ring (for Diane Sawyer), and, to a stupendous extent, charity — but not a lot about how she makes it.

"We ought to expect to have demands made on our patience and on our charity but not on our consciences, and we have been forgetting this in our eagerness to push this or the other agenda.

Once caught whittling the behind post, he then shaved off the beast for charity, but not before leaping to the defence of other Robinson Crusoe lookalikes on the field.

For example, one virtue claimed for logical pluralism is charity, but not all instances of charity are theoretically virtuous; no-one should think that deterministic physics is more likely to be correct because it allows a more charitable view of wrong-doers, or of Einstein.