Sentence examples for charity effort from inspiring English sources

The charity effort, immense in scale and complexity, is the biggest outpouring of giving in American history.

Mr. Curtis teamed with Simon Fuller, the executive producer who brought "American Idol" to the United States from Britain, to originate the charity effort in the United States.

While the infomercial is not a charity effort, he said, "neither was 'The Montel Williams Show.' Believe me, CBS made an inordinate amount of money," he said.

"It needs to be coordinated; it does not need a czar," Susan V. Berresford, president of the Ford Foundation, said of the charity effort.

Were staff being "bribed" with company money (ie a day off), the more mutinous muttered, to help his personal charity effort?

Traditionally, when athletes appear on a radio show to pitch something — be it a product, charity effort or company — they give an interview, answering relevant questions, and then are allotted time to pitch whatever they want.

Other sites focusing on charity efforts include WTCAid (wtc-aid.org).org

Nordstrom says its charity efforts will go further than competitors who team up with nonprofit groups for campaigns.

Mr. Yandell helps organize charity efforts to take holiday turkeys and bicycles to poor children in the Portland area.

That is not to say that he and Mr. Kumar view the Islanders as another one of their charity efforts.

They did meet, though, a few months ago, when Mr. Affleck testified before Congress about his charity efforts to help the Congo.