Sentence examples for nonprofit reading from inspiring English sources

According to the nonprofit Reading Is Fundamental, one of the best ways to develop children's literacy is to encourage kids to read at home.

One Film Bulletin article that can be viewed via the digital library nonprofit Internet Archive reads: "From exploitation-minded vice-president [Max E.] Youngstein came the term 'block-buster' to describe attractions that gross at least $2,000,000 in the U.S. and Canada".

"Curbstone is absolutely wonderful," said the writer Grace Paley, a chairwoman for the Authors Committee for Curbstone Press, whose members assist the nonprofit press by reading at Curbstone fund-raisers.

Put on by the nonprofit group New Jersey Reads -- which named Mrs. Matos McGreevey the 2003 literary champion -- the event lasted about two hours.

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But its owners say they hope that action will lead to the creation of a nonprofit Center for New Words, dedicated to reading, writing and publishing by women.

In exchange for certain non-competes, Calera agreed to license him the OCR technology at barely above cost so that Fruchterman could create two companies: one a for-profit to use the OCR for postal applications (which was a market Calera had chosen not to pursue) and second a nonprofit to build the reading machine for the blind.

A portion of the proceeds goes to Room to Read, a nonprofit organization promoting literacy for children worldwide.

The next year, he formed Room to Read, a nonprofit that has built schools and libraries in Southeast Asia and South Africa.

You might also want to have an experienced grant-writer, from a university or nonprofit organization for example, read the proposal before you submit it.

In September Dangermond decided to put some of that software power into the hands of what Esri calls "qualified" (read: nonreligious) nonprofit organizations for free.