Sentence examples for philanthropic aim from inspiring English sources

Lowy, 51, who is Westfield's deputy chairman, says he didn't start the museum with any grand philanthropic aim.

Marti Gould Cummings' second dive into the undersea world of the love-it-or-hate-it children's song has a philanthropic aim.

Those involved certainly insist they have philanthropic aims and that the money they may make is an irrelevance when measured against the benefits they hope to bring.

Google shunned nonprofit status as too restrictive for its philanthropic aims, instead choosing to make both grants and for-profit investments.

To the extent Buffet's philanthropic aims recognize the role played by a pro-capitalist political system and culture, integrity demands that he spend his vast estate and valuable time on pro-capitalist foundations and think tanks, and on arguments for smaller, less-taxing government.

Meyer has set up the Melting Pot Foundation, a philanthropic arm aimed at teaching food education.

The Boundary Estate and philanthropic housing aimed to improve both living standards and moral behaviour.

Seemingly generous gestures, such as the donation to "good causes" of £57 million by Shell and £50 million by BP in 2004, for example, are seen as postgame philanthropic strategies aimed at sanitizing the companies' reputations as industrial polluters.

The Calvert Group, which emphasizes investing that it considers socially responsible, is promoting a series of investment and philanthropic vehicles aimed at supporting recovery efforts in Iraq and peace in the Middle East.

After commissions, the cash was split between the Pierre Laurent Foundationandent Foundation and a soon-to-be-created philanthropic group aimed at scientific research and the fight against AIDS.

Around the same time and also coincident with their father's death Raju and his two brothers started a philanthropic foundation aimed at improving life in rural villages such as the one where they were born.