Sentence examples for conducted charitable work from inspiring English sources

He also conducted charitable work at three hospitals in the northern city of Leeds and at Stoke Mandeville and Broadmoor, a high-security psychiatric hospital, in the south.

Despite being there to conduct charitable work among orphans and the poor, country after country in Asia tried to kick him out, driving him to despair and the brink of suicide.

Outside the United States, clients are willing to pay more to hear him speak, Clinton is able to conduct his charitable work on AIDS, and he can avoid upstaging his wife on the American political scene, associates say.

Shy and reclusive, while conducting her charitable works in the Dublin slums she would remain in her carriage while servants gave out alms to the poor.

In 1944 he set up the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation to conduct his own charitable work.

But he was out of bed early on Thursday morning to host a meeting with a delegation of members of the European Parliament to promote the charitable work conducted by Premier League clubs.

The few women who joined Sister Anne in conducting a parish school and doing charitable work among the poor were formally organized in 1852 as the Sisterhood of the Holy Communion, with Sister Anne as "First Sister". The sisters adopted regulation dress but no habits and, instead of vows, made pledges of service, renewable in three-year terms.

Recent research conducted by Washington, D.C.-based Corporation for National & Community Service reveals that charitable work literally makes the heart grow stronger, as reported in my book Top Talent: Keeping Performance Up When Business Is Down.

Recent research conducted by Washington, D.C.-based Corporation for National & Community Service reveals that charitable work literally makes the heart grow stronger.

Its activities have included conducting genealogical research, giving money to orphanages in Russia and performing other charitable work.

He may do anonymous charitable work.