Sentence examples for nonprofit support from inspiring English sources
Casting for Recovery, a nonprofit support and educational program founded in 1996 and based in Manchester, Vt., now is looking for a ripple effect, so to speak.
The left is sometimes ridiculed for its factionalism its thicket of nonprofit support systems, its acronym for every gradation of identity.
And it is free: the founder is a former librarian, Lucy Freeman, and the club is financed by the Friends of the Library, a nonprofit support group.
Damian Birkel, founder of Professionals in Transition, a nonprofit support group for out-of-work executives that is based in Winston-Salem, N.C., has seen an increase in the number of unemployed upper-level workers taking lower-status jobs.
David G. Clohessy, the national director of Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, a nonprofit support group based in Chicago, chided church leaders in Rome for what he called insensitivity to abuse victims.
The governor had said a unified, more prestigious state university system would attract more corporate and nonprofit support, and would keep more New Jersey students from leaving for out-of-state colleges.
Denmark's largest animal-welfare nonprofit supported the zoo's decision, to the regret of similar groups elsewhere in Europe.
The installation of alcohol-sensing technology "in all cars as original equipment" is a program goal, according to a Dadss fact sheet, and it has the support of Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, a nonprofit supported by the insurance industry.
During my work with a nonprofit supporting individuals with autism, I've seen firsthand what is possible when we make meaningful investments in services for children and adults with autism.
Demand Progress, a nonprofit supporting Internet freedom, criticized the bill.
Others say AHRQ overlaps with the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), a nonprofit supported by a trust fund that was created by the 2010 Affordable Care Act.
