Sentence examples for donated labor from inspiring English sources

In 1998 it moved to East Harlem, where it began leasing and renovating the former Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, a rundown building that private donations, government grants and donated labor from unions helped transform into a state-of-the-art exhibition space.

For the centenary, the local volunteer force built a memorial park with donated labor and land.

Their organizer is a for-profit company that has collected millions in revenue over the last decade, largely because of this donated labor.

Not counted in its income and expense accounts: the value of donated labor, which is a central part of this charity.

That law alone passed under the Clinton administration—relegated higher education initiatives for imprisoned learners to the unpredictable whims of private support and donated labor and thus led to a mind-numbing disciplinary practice at odds with the United States's position as a United Nations signatory.

He replaced the corvée system – wherein residents either paid a tax or donated labor to build and repair county roads – with private contracts.

The farm requires that all members pay a sort of tax, by donating labor.

In April 1867, the Mormon leader, Brigham Young, exhorted thousands of the faithful to donate labor and supplies to help furnish the interior with pews.

Agency officials attribute the increase to the decision to spend $400,000 on a contractor, who helped publicize the agency's hot line number by persuading billboard companies to donate labor and space and bus systems to donate advertisement space, too.

Ramirez is trying to find a heavy equipment operator willing to donate labor.

They donated volunteer labor with their churches and schools.