Sentence examples for charity sponsored from inspiring English sources

It had raised $1,300 for a charity sponsored by Green.

After three and a half years working for Medicines Sans Frontier in remote corners of Sudan, the charity sponsored his training in England.

The money went to a charity sponsored by the country singer Garth Brooks, who was sincere during a spring training tryout with the San Diego Padres last year.

The influence of the Roman Catholic Church is still highly visible in the traditional life of the region, particularly in the activities of the brotherhoods of charity sponsored by many country churches.

But Marcus S. Owens, who served for 10 years as director of the exempt organization division of the I.R.S., said the link between the charity sponsored event and the Republican convention could raise a red flag at the tax agency.

This was the philosophical question posed by a member of the audience at our recent Guardian Voluntary Sector Network event on ensuring the sustainability of your charity, sponsored by Zurich.

Or is Augusta National, which distributed $5.5 million in prize money this year and $3.3 million to charity, sponsoring itself?

Russell Rook, chief executive of Chapel St, a charity sponsoring the new school, said it now had 103 pupils across two year groups, compared with a capacity of 180, but had received more applications than places for its next intake of year 7 pupils in September.

(If the charity sponsoring the account agrees, you may even direct cash to other charities, too).

In-location awareness is easy enough to accomplish -- engage with your customers, develop monthly promotions, partner with a local charity, sponsor a youth organization or sports team, etc. Creating a strong online presence, on the other hand, requires a little more tactical work.

"Elegant dress displays will explore how these royal figures were representative of the spirit of each decade, reflecting and inspiring everyday fashions," Historic Royal Palaces, the charity sponsoring the showcase, said in a press release.