The phrase "charity services" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to services and assistance provided by charitable organizations to those in need. Example: The local church offers a variety of charity services, including a food pantry, clothing donations, and financial assistance for struggling families.
(The team rely increasingly on charity services to provide follow-up support).
Given the state of the economy, one would expect the charity services going up".
Charity services, family services, carols by candlelight and sing-along concerts abound.
In southeast Poland, it has provided charity services to villages at Christmas and offered gifts to residents' children such as fluffy tigers carrying Chevron logos, and sweets.
In industrial countries, and in some developing countries through private charity, services typically include medical care and delivery and counseling regarding the decision to keep the baby or to give it up for adoption.
Located in a nondescript five-story structure outside the city centre, Christian Hope provides a wide array of educational and charity services, and has established a network of some 150 churches throughout Ukraine.
Meeting the new requirements in data protection will affect all charities and it is the right thing to do for charity service users, volunteers and supporters.
It seeks shorter-term bans on charity service for Trump's children Eric, Ivanka and Donald Jr., who were all members of the foundation's board.
The study included analysis of more than 40 official datasets, an in-depth week-long census survey of charity service users in 10 UK locations and interviews with destitute people.
Young people were most likely to have used a charity service in the last year, with 88% of them saying they did compared to 80% of the rest of the population.
He had lived here for decades, and was a neighborhood character with a neighborhood business — one that was, depending on the day, aboveboard, off-the-books and a charity service.
