Sentence examples for communities set up from inspiring English sources

He founded the Nature Centers for Young America, an organization that helped communities set up outdoor education programs.

They have been uniformly referred to as settlements because that's what they are: communities set up and developed by Israeli Jews (mostly orthodox) within the West Bank.

He not only learned to garden there, but was also politicized by the monks' trips to Mexico and Guatemala, where they helped indigenous communities set up health centers and farm collectives, and escape persecution.

The distant roots of squatting can be found in the utopian Digger communities set up during the civil war by Gerard Winstanley, who didn't believe in civil laws or private property rights.

I.B.M. is spending $50 million to help develop child-care programs, while J. C. Penney has budgeted $12 million to help communities set up after-school programs, like homework help and recreational basketball.

Mightybell, which has gone through a couple of evolutions, has thus far been in private beta, powering Lean In's Circles in addition to 450 communities set up by organizations like American Express, the Gates Foundation and online learning startup SkillCrush.

We would love to see more communities setting up their own similar groups.

For donors interested in giving mostly to their local communities, setting up a DAF at such an organization may be an attractive option.

In October 2015, the community set up camp on the river bank.

East London was Labour through-and-through and remained so as each new immigrant community set up shop there.

Satellite television companies, previously fearful of the "high-risk" community, set up tables along the main avenue.