Sentence examples for needy through from inspiring English sources

The Red Cross said it was about to launch a campaign in supermarket foyers asking shoppers to donate food to be distributed to the most needy through the charity FareShare.

Sadkaa, zakat and fitra can help the needy: In Islam there is strong support of helping the needy through sadkaa, zakat and fitra (types of voluntary giving outlined in the Qu'ran).

Senator Jesse Helms, the most powerful critic of foreign aid in Congress, said today that he would champion an increase in international assistance -- but only if all future United States aid was funneled to the needy through private charities and religious groups instead of a government agency.

Inspired by the teachings of Buddhism, the family's D.H. Chen Foundation has made substantial donations to help the needy through education, welfare and medicine.

Some parishes provide groups for single Catholics, divorced or separated people, drug and alcohol addiction help, learning Spanish or English as a second language and parish outreach services to the poor and needy through parish pantries and need-specific donor drives.

Among a host of initiatives, Johnson said there was a need to "distribute more food to the needy through a broader food stamp program," to "modernize our unemployment insurance," "extend the coverage of our minimum wage laws" and "provide more housing for our poor and our elderly".

Recognising the ever-increasing financial strain on Iranian households, the government has tried to aid some of the country's neediest through subsidies and breadlines, but some of these efforts have ended in near-fiasco due to the large volume of applicants.

Also extends assistance for needy families through Sept. 30, 2012".

The agreement extends the nation's main welfare program, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, through the current fiscal year.

Dr. Salchow and his wife recently moved to New Haven, where he works with needy children through a Yale University program.

The students serve needy clients through a variety of legal clinics, Professor Harring said, so the school should have moved closer to one of Queens's population centers.