Sentence examples for global charitable from inspiring English sources

I know now, seven years after founding my own global charitable organization, that this is possible though often problematic.

Engaging science is part of the culture and society division of the Wellcome Trust, a global charitable foundation working to improve human and animal health.

The United States doesn't fare especially well in the index, which was created by the Varkey Foundation, a nonprofit global charitable organization.

Two other exemplary models are the Wellcome Trust, a UK-based global charitable foundation, and Yale University's endowment fund; each delegates strategic investment implementation to a committee of experienced professionals.

Trump again and again tried to cast Clinton as corrupt, saying the global charitable foundation run by her family is actually "a criminal enterprise" because it has accepted millions of dollars from foreign governments and multinational corporations.

Despite leaving Washington under a cloud of impeachment (and the ridicule of the finer points of the Monica Lewinsky scandal), Bill Clinton reinvented himself with his books, his presidential library and above all his global charitable works, going on to become the most popular former president in history.

My family's local-global charitable allocation is still nowhere near Mr. Singer's, even though we find his logic compelling.

Today, a Swedish company, Safello, announced it's enabling worldwide charitable giving through Bitcoin donations with three global charities.

But by global standards, its charitable giving is miserly.

Three days ago, accompanying her husband on his accident-prone American visit, Sarah Brown made a speech, little-noted in Britain, to the Clinton Global Initiative, a charitable and lobbying organisation for liberal causes headed by Bill Clinton.

It also plans on establishing the "Every Kid's A Hero Foundation," to support charitable global causes.