Sentence examples for parent foundation from inspiring English sources

The founder is free of administrative management and benefits from the legitimacy of the "parent" foundation.

"In the past, in the parent foundation, we endowed chairs in Greek studies at New York University and other universities.

"The American foundation will not have its own endowment, but the parent foundation has made a commitment to funding these programs," Mr. Papadimitriou said.

In an interview, Mitchell Baker, the chairwoman of Mozilla and its parent foundation, said there were plenty of reasons -- including Web browsers, but not limited to them -- for Mozilla to stay open for business.

Dawn Zimmerman Hummel, the center's founder and executive director of its parent foundation, said the building has unusually wide hallways to accommodate a stream of students, several of them in wheelchairs.

He then turned again to the parent foundation; created the Starling Project Foundation with a board made up of Starling parents, including an executive of the city's power company; opened a downtown office; and hired a manager to deal with logistics and grant applications.

Ms. Arrillaga-Andreessen has taught a Stanford class on strategic philanthropy for 11 years and is on the board of her parents' foundation.

"People will start asking, 'What are your results?' " Julie Packard, the director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and a board member of her parents' foundation, the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, called the move toward auditing exciting.

Although the money from the parents foundation is a drop in the district's $900,000 annual technology budget, "it's something I count on every year," said Ken Ruhland, an assistant superintendent in Mount Laurel.

You do stints in consulting and private equity, get some advanced degrees, run your parents' foundation, sit on some boards.

But she has tried in recent years to differentiate herself from her family's donations of millions of dollars ― via both her husband's parents' foundation and her own parents' foundation ― to groups like the Institute for Marriage and Public Policy, which has claimed that overturning of the Defense of Marriage Act amounted to a "fatwa," and the anti-LGBTQ National Organization for Marriage.