Sentence examples for philanthropic platform from inspiring English sources
Fitzgerald is also a founder of CineCause, a philanthropic platform that connects audiences with the causes behind social-issue films.
In March, festival veteran Fitzgerald acquired the HFF under CineCause, his philanthropic platform connecting audiences with the causes behind social-issue films.
In 2010, Fitzgerald founded CineCause, a philanthropic platform that connects audiences with the causes behind social-issue films, and last year De Abreu tapped him to be the HFF's executive director.
Investing in the education of nearly 400 future leaders through over 1,000 individual philanthropists (including non-Sri Lankans) across the world since 2007, we have come to realize that Educate Lanka is more than just a crowd-funding philanthropic platform that finances scholarships.
Social and Economic Innovation: Bill Gates and Melinda Gates for developing of a philanthropic support platform.
And philanthropic funding platforms such as Kickstarter have helped many small businesses and artists bring their projects to fruition.
The debatable value judgment is that philanthropic microlending platforms like Kiva and Zidisha should optimize predictable returns for lenders, rather than higher profits for borrowers.
The idea is that lots of celebrities are on Twitter, and they often use that platform to highlight philanthropic causes about which they're passionate.
The second category, donation-based platforms, defined by philanthropic or sponsorship incentives, raised the most funds at $676 million but were the slowest growing of the categories at 43percentCAGRGR.
Donors provided eight thousand pounds (has there ever been a better philanthropic bargain?), and, now, mounted on a wooden platform in what used to be Freud's dining room, the couch is being treated by a pair of textile conservators.
The platform allows government institutions,museums and other philanthropic projects to reach a global audience of donors who can give a small amount to support big, historic projects that otherwise might not get the money needed to go forward.
