'further its mission' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a goal or purpose that an organization or group wants to achieve. For example: The NGO is committed to further its mission of providing children in the developing world with access to books and educational resources.
The one-year-old startup has now raised nearly $10 million to help it further its mission of giving consumers a more convenient, approachable way to move their shit.
Like other New York City nonprofit groups, the Foundling needs money to further its mission, and it is seeking to make better use of its most valuable asset — its real estate.
As a nonprofit, the insurer does not generate returns for investors but uses any money it earns to further its mission.
The start-up, Hearsay Social, announced on Thursday that it had raised $30 million to further its mission of helping financial and insurance companies use social media.
Now, instead of building a museum, it will create a foundation to further its mission of educating Rhode Islanders about their history.
A diocese spokesman, Father James C. Vlaun, disputed the critics, saying that the church practices what it preaches by reserving and using funds to further its mission.
"If an organization is very clear on what its mission is, it's going to be very clear on who it wants to entrust with furthering that mission and therefore who it does not want to include in furthering its mission".
Yale's excellence in research and scholarship helps solve real-world problems and furthers its mission to improve the world today and for future generations.
Ms. Gratz's letter contends that the group has been "in financial crisis since March 2010" in part because of Mr. Connerly's salary and legal fees related to the tax investigations, and has "ceased almost entirely" doing projects furthering its mission since June 2011.
For 25 years, Barry, 56, has been an active and devoted champion of Women's World Banking, furthering its mission to create financial access and opportunities for poor women throughout the world.
"We look forward to seeing what will undoubtedly be important contributions from the new Kreisman Initiative fellows". Since its founding, the Kreisman Initiative has furthered its mission to bring Chicago ideas to bear on policy debates, policy making, and legal and business decision making through scholarly research, external engagement, and educational programming.
