Sentence examples for hour fund from inspiring English sources

The Energy Foundation, The Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment, the 11th Hour Fund, the MacArthur Foundation.

His hundred and seventy thousand Faith Partners and the forty thousand members of his I Love America Club contribute to the general "Gospel Hour" fund; the members of his Founders Club and his 15,000 Club give money for buildings and for scholarships, respectively, at Liberty Baptist College.

Anyone caught leaving a mess or being inconsiderate must put $1 in the jar, with all money going toward the company's happy hour fund, Janisse said.

Slaughter wrote, "We worked so hard with you to get you 11th Hour funding; just THINK about how you are imperiling funding for others".

The 11th hour funding announced by Gov. Jerry Brown and President Obama in July and September is meant to stave off this slow moving train wreck, but it is only a small part of the enormous cost of preserving even a remnant of the lake.

Instead they set up their own cover organisations such as the "Prisoners' Leisure Hours Fund" and the "Licensed Victuallers' Sports Association".

Later, she will be the host of a happy-hour fund-raiser, at $25 to $250 a person, at Local 16 in the hip U Street neighborhood.

Indeed, the 34-hour fund-raiser, which begins Friday night at the Trocadéro esplanade in Paris and will be shown on national television, is expected to surpass last year's record of more than $138 million in donations.

In the center of the Diag, young men tossed a lacrosse ball, part of a 100-hour fund-raising marathon (they are donating 10percentt of the proceeds to New York firefighters).

MTV, which helped shine a spotlight on Seaside Heights, N.J., and its surroundings with the success of its reality series "Jersey Shore," said on Monday that it would broadcast a one-hour fund-raising special next week to benefit rebuilding efforts in that area, which was one of many coastal regions hit hard by Hurricane Sandy.

And he has been freed from the necessity of spending countless hours fund-raising.