Sentence examples for making charitable donations from inspiring English sources

In making charitable donations last year, Mets fans also had the edge, 60 to 54 percent.

Uniqlo is making charitable donations on behalf of those appearing in the campaign, but declined to discuss the amounts.

By making charitable donations in the form of stock, they, and their heirs, could escape both of these levies.

Dr. Joan Grusec, a University of Toronto psychology professor, found that children praised for making charitable donations were less likely to be generous than children told that they seemed to like helping others, a descriptive response.

Ed Cadogan, a director of planned giving at Georgetown University in Washington, said he was seeing an increase in the number of people who are making charitable donations by giving real estate.

The year-end holiday season is the time many consider making charitable donations.

Shakti makes charitable donations and uses local staff and suppliers.

In lieu of flowers please make charitable donations to fight cancer and save animals.

About 98% of US higher taxpayers make charitable donations, compared with just 28% in the UK.

And the memo pledged: "If we see you cease to make charitable donations we will cease too".

Even for their wedding they suggested that guests make charitable donations in lieu of gifts (a move that discounts any whisperings about whether wedding presents might be returned).