Sentence examples for in-kind help from inspiring English sources

They also relied on family for food and other in-kind help.

In-kind help poured in: Golden Artist Colors gave thousands in paint.

Past presidential transitions have generally relied on that government-provided office space and other "in-kind" help.

We hope they will be generous with both financial and in-kind help, including releasing staff to provide extra support to pupils.

We are finding companies are increasingly looking at how they can provide in-kind help, such as employee volunteering, and less cash, because their budgets are tighter", says Hopkins. "Lastly, there's funding from government.

In addition to its own direct aid, which costs a total of $10 million, Project Pearl has facilitated grants from the World Bank, help from nongovernmental organizations, free advice from local universities, and in-kind help from the Rwandan government, including the land for Maraba's washing station.

Hence the interest in food banks, and other charities offering low-cost, "in kind" help.

Gifts in kind help to establishing a personal relationship with the caregiver and they easily lead to favouritism as far as waiting times are concerned [ 12].

It is also the leading supporter of independent education charity, Drinkaware, providing funding and in-kind support to help improve education and raise awareness.

The in-kind payments would also help to stabilize oil prices, Mr. Stuart and others said.

Mr. Pataki has responded in kind with help for New York City's budget, and by supporting Mr. Bloomberg's bid for control of the city's schools, with equal parts of public praise for the mayor.