Sentence examples for making charity from inspiring English sources

Chefs on the Move BEN HERSHBERGER, who has been the head baker at Per Se and Bouchon Bakery for two years, is making charity part of his career.

Even if gymgoers ignore the rising din of solicitations — as plenty do — making charity giving part of a gym's culture still makes business sense.

It showed me that making charity donations on a direct debit isn't going to feed, house and educate people or give them human rights - it's down to democratic government.

With the power of social media, eleven-year-old Vivienne Harr launched one lemonade stand into a global movement to combat child slavery".Make a Stand," a socially innovative lemonade company, is a leading example of a new wave of hybrid "benefit" corporations dedicated to making charity their sales pitch.

Non-profit making charity run mainly by people who are, or have been, lone parents.

Likes: Doesn't rely on bogus, fake-able check-ins; the sharing is between a retailer and me and they already know I'm in the store so it's not much of an invasion; I actually get points I can use broadly across several online and offline brands, including making charity donations.

Making Brexit work for everyone and delivering a strong society will depend, in no small part, on making charities a core part of the UK's new settlement.

New technologies are making charities much more efficient at processing and using your money.

City governments enacted harsh measures against beggars, while new national laws attempted to make charity harder to obtain.

The squad makes charity and public appearances throughout the year, and some have appeared in calendars and videos.

The Herrmanns, who left Germany because of persecution of the Jews, have made charity a big part of their lives.