Sentence examples for hear foundation from inspiring English sources

Donate to Let Them Hear Foundation here or go to Loud Headphones.

In 2014 Loud Headphones teamed up with the Let Them Hear Foundation and began donating $1 from each pair of headphones sold to aid in paying for more cochlear implant surgeries.

In 2003 Dr. Joseph Roberson, MD, a world leader in ear surgery, created the Let Them Hear Foundation to assist families that could not afford the procedures while also educating doctors abroad on how to perform cochlear surgery.

Too often in 2011, I heard foundations tell nonprofits that funding was not available due to "the economy".

You can practically hear the foundation of the Catholic Church, and the foundation of both these books, crack and buckle.

In the Torah and haftara portions, he could hear the musical foundations of the Gregorian chants he knew from a part-time job with a Roman Catholic congregation in Westchester.

"You make an estimate of where you think technology will be in the 2060s, then a few months later you hear that the foundations of that technology are happening today," says campaign director and senior executive producer Jason Blundell.

The CEO remarked that sharing stories of philanthropic success had benefited his foundation: People hear other people's stories of philanthropy from an invited guest, from somebody we've brought in through our contacts and who people can be inspired by their story and think: 'I could be like that.

Those who read the editorial pages of the Wall Street Journal or who follow the presses of the conservative think tanks and foundations could hear a very specific dog whistle when Obama said: The commitments we make to each other through Medicare and Medicaid and Social Security, these things do not sap our initiative, they strengthen us.

And on October 11th and 12th delegates to a conference in London, organised by Food for the Brain, an educational foundation, heard accounts of such an approach.

The entity came to attention in 2014 from Icac, which heard that the foundation was being used to funnel donations from property developers, which had been banned in NSW since 2009.