Sentence examples for class of charities from inspiring English sources
Fidelity Charitable is part of a new, fast-growing class of charities known as donor-advised funds.
By Vauhini Vara October 27, 2016 The rise of a new, fast-growing class of charities known as donor-advised funds represents a momentous shakeup in charitable giving in the U.S.
This class of charities can be held valid even when it only impacts on a class within a locality, as in Goodman v Saltash Corporation.
This class of charity includes the UK's other national museums, some of which have, or have had, artist-trustees.
Though it isn't necessary to examine every charity in the world, most donors eliminate entire classes of charities too quickly.
He called exorcism "a form of charity".
The ridiculous moneymaking schemes suggested in Scouting publications — selling magazine subscriptions door to door, learning magic tricks and charging admission to magic shows, acquiring the tools of taxidermy and stuffing your neighbors' prize-winning walleyes — all similarly reeked either of vassalage ("I am taxidermist to the ruling class") or, worse, of charity.
But given the size of the class, the charities might still get some cash.
Like many other women of her class and era, Lady Rosebery patronised a great number of charities.
Most respondents with PD were likely to be members of charities whose membership tends to be white, middle class and to have higher levels of education.
To help Chinese immigrants overcome such challenges, a number of charities supported by the Neediest Cases Fund provide English classes and job training.
