Sentence examples for foundations allocated from inspiring English sources

A recent study by the International Youth Foundation (IYF) and the Center for Strategic and International Studies found multilateral agencies, bilateral donors, corporations and foundations allocated USD $1.8 billion toward youth economic opportunity programs in developing countries in 2014.

Major foundations allocate hundreds of millions of dollars to voluntarism.

The Clinton Foundation allocates money to several nonprofits both nationally and internationally and was the launchpad for the Clinton Global Initiative in 2005.

The foundation has allocated more than $26 billion in grants since its creation in 1994 — more than $3.6 billion of that has gone to support global development and more than $15 billion to improve global health.

The foundation has allocated money toward 22 long-term goals.

In Europe, the foundation has allocated $500,000 to help the Geneva-based World Health Orevolvingon establish a revolving fund so that doctors can respond quickly to outbreaks of a mysterious illnesses.

The budgets of all the charitable foundations in the world combined equals only.0001% of all assets invested in business through the capital markets; and most US foundations only allocate 5% of their assets each year to problem-solving.

Immediately, Gordon, a physician, decided to do everything she could to change the dismal outlook for the disease, in which the average age of death is 13: She acquired a Ph.D. and formed a foundation that has allocated millions for progeria research.

Our style is most synonymous with endowments and foundations targeting total return allocated across a full spectrum of asset classes through both direct and indirect active investment management.

Similarly, artists could sell their work to consortiums of investors with the enforceable requirement that their art be displayed in galleries open to the public for at least 25% of every year, built-in digital interfaces for galleries and museums to book that time, income percentages allocated for foundations and to the artist themselves, and so forth.

And public and private foundation money was recently allocated for a $175,000 covered outdoor arts pavilion at the beach for live performances, Mr. Kennedy said.