Sentence examples for organization whose purpose from inspiring English sources

In 1989 he co-founded The Abraham Fund Initiatives, which is the first not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to further coexistence between Israel's Jewish and Arab citizens.

Further, Ballantyne Brands (Mistic e-cigarette brand) is an active member of the Manufacturers Advisory Council of the We Card Program, an organization whose purpose is to prevent sales of tobacco and e-cigarettes to minors.

The other is Education and Health Centers of America, which is essentially a shell organization whose purpose is to funnel money to Community Education Centers, the politically connected company that dominates the halfway-house system, according to interviews and government records.

TJS and ZK are directors and trustees of Lifting The Burden, a charitable organization whose purpose, pursued in official relations with the World Health Organization, is to reduce the burden of headache worldwide.

"HLE is a non-profit religious organization, whose purpose is to communicate the message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the world, through various traditional and non-traditional means," the lawyer, John Casoria, wrote in an email.

Funded by state and local grants and given free space to park its cars, CSS was a community service organization whose purpose was to reduce traffic in San Francisco and reduce the growing parking problem.

Exempt from this requirement are non-profit organizations whose purpose is "the inculcation of religious values" and that primarily employ and serve people who share their religious tenets -- such as places of worship.

HURIDOCS is an informal and open network of human rights organizations whose purpose is to develop international standards and work towards a universal system for documenting and communicating about human rights information [ 27].

In 1986 she founded the Wolf Fund, an organization whose sole purpose was to get the wolves back in Yellowstone.

Arthur Z. Schwartz, general counsel for Acorn, accused Mr. O'Keefe of "trying to destroy an organization whose principal purpose is to help poor people".

"We are a watchdog organization whose sole purpose is to critique objectionable P.R. practices, and even we get spammed by P.R. people," he said.