Sentence examples for organized giving from inspiring English sources

"Our mission has been to get more people involved in organized giving, creating more charitable dollars, and we're thrilled with our results," she said.

"The vast majority of our donors start with well under $100,000, and most of them couldn't and wouldn't have been involved in organized giving.

So long as large segments of humanity are suffering chronic poverty and are dying from treatable diseases, organized giving can save or enhance millions of lives.

The show is wisely organized, giving us Mr. Rooney, the star attraction, for the entire first act, then opening Act II with Jan Rooney coming onstage to do "Makin' Whoopee".

Managers emphasize the importance of "being fast on your feet"; always being well organized; giving slick presentations complete with color slides; giving the appearance of knowledge even in its absence; and possessing a subtle, almost indefinable sophistication, marked especially by an urbane, witty, graceful, engaging, and friendly demeanor.

Buyfolio aims to make online shopping for a home easier and more organized, giving homebuyers a simple, real-time snapshot of their home search.

The Chancellor would not comment specifically on when all-German elections would be held or how they would be organized given the postwar limits on West German sovereignty.

"We didn't really imagine that the Lackie Dammeier firm would be able to continue as it was previously organized, given the severe allegations that were made against it," the lawyer said.

"We believe that coming together, and being organized, gives us strength.

Most major health RECs in South Africa are well organized given the resource constraints that exist in relation to research ethics in developing countries.

Philanthropy is a good way to build goodwill, and it also provides an outlet for employees who like to volunteer and organize giving on a local level.