Sentence examples for lifetime foundation from inspiring English sources

But thanks to Brookdale Senior Living and Jeremy Bloom's Wish of a Lifetime foundation, the Taylors got to fulfill that longtime dream.

Russell, who served under Gen. Patton in World War II, received the surprise gift from the nonprofit Jeremy Bloom's Wish of a Lifetime foundation and Brookdale Assisted Living near Dayton, Ohio, where the Taylors live.

During my grandfather's lifetime, the foundation was primarily reactive, giving out a large number of modest grants (many as small as $50-$50-$100 a variety of humanitarian causes, especially Catholic-sponsored activities, including the Catholic Sisters.

In May, he and his wife, the Food Arts's publisher, were honored with the James Beard Foundation lifetime achievement award for their contributions to the American culinary scene.

By all accounts Mr. Bissell contributed very generously to the home during his lifetime, and his foundation has continuously awarded grants there since his death.

Paul G. Schervish, director of the Center on Wealth and Philanthropy at Boston College, said the decline in bequests was accompanied by a sharp rise in lifetime giving to foundations by wealthy Americans that began in 1995.

The remaining useful lifetime of offshore foundations is driven by fatigue design and loading; both are affected by uncertainty.

Concrete fatigue processes are dominant degradation processes (a) that determine the technical lifetime of such foundations, and (b) that are difficult to determine in occurrence, severity and with regard to the redistribution characteristics in the cross section or structure using classical inspection or monitoring programs.

Also in 2006, the investor and philanthropist Warren Buffett made a lifetime pledge to the foundation of Berkshire Hathaway stock valued at $31 billion.

As cameras flashed, she extended long, Giacomettiesque fingers to accept an art foundation's lifetime achievement award from the director of the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.

In 2000 she was given the James Beard Foundation's lifetime achievement award, one of cooking's highest honors.