Sentence examples similar to foundation relation from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Swibel, 25, is the director of grants and foundation relations for the Anti-Defamation League iNew Yorkrk.

The bridegroom's mother is an associate vice president and director of corporate and foundation relations.

The bride, who is keeping her name, is the director for foundation relations at the New York Public Library.

The bride's father retired as the director of corporate and foundation relations at Clark University in Worcester.

"We use Mary Tyler Moore in every aspect of fund-raising," said Karen Brownlee, director of foundation relations for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

His mother is the national chairwoman of corporate and foundation relations at Hadassah, the Jewish women's organization in New York.

The groom's mother is the director of corporate and foundation relations at the New Jersey Audubon Society in Bernardsville, N.J.

The bride, 30, is the senior vice president for corporate and foundation relations at the Welfare to Work Partnership in Washington.

Mrs. Garrabrant, 27, is a manager of national foundation relations in New York at Teach for America, the nonprofit educational organization, where she researches and writes grants to aid the organization's fund-raising.

Like all foundation relations, this one holds in virtue of an essential law, to the effect that conscious pleasure about some state of affairs requires a corresponding (and simultaneous) belief.

In June, Prescott took a position in development and foundation relations at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, Washington, joining the ranks of scientists who have left the bench to help other scientists garner funding and establish the infrastructure needed to move science forward.