Sentence examples for philanthropic trust from inspiring English sources

Amazon is a corporation, not a philanthropic trust dedicated to the production of works of art and literature.

ReprintsMr Lupolianski, an ultra-Orthodox leader honoured by the state for creating a now-huge philanthropic trust that lends medical equipment, was arrested on April 14th.

Since its founding in 1996, it has lived on handouts from foreign governments and a philanthropic trust created by a wealthy rum baron.

Facing rejection from three major art museums, the philanthropic trust of the Sackler family, which built its wealth from the sale of opioids, announced that it would stop making donations.

The family's philanthropic trust announced last week that it would stop making donations after the National Portrait Gallery and Tate galleries in London and the Guggenheim Museum in New York announced they would no longer take money from the Sacklers.

Following Goldin's stand, the gallery said last week it had jointly agreed with the family that it would "not proceed at this time" with a £1m donation from the philanthropic trust fund accumulated through trade in the drug.

Income from private individuals, philanthropic trusts and foundations is also being hit.

The Australia Institute is an independent public policy thinktank funded by donations from philanthropic trusts.

Today, the Tata Group generates $100 billion in annual revenue, and unlike most businesses, two-thirds of the group is owned by philanthropic trusts.

Two philanthropic trusts established by his great-grandfather, the company's founder, distribute about $100 million a year to support such projects, he said.

The council of Scottish chairs, a body representing the chairs of all Scotland's university governing bodies, warned that an ONS ruling that they were public bodies could heavily limit their capacity to borrow, to take grants from philanthropic trusts, start up private sector joint ventures and remain as charities.