Sentence examples for philanthropic without from inspiring English sources

It is possible, however, to be philanthropic without ending up homeless.

900, 84 L.Ed. 1213 (1940), involved a state statute forbidding the solicitation of contributions of anything of value by religious, charitable, or philanthropic causes without obtaining official approval.

A number of people have objected to the strategy, observing that Shkreli could probably satisfy his philanthropic impulses without involving anyone else in the financial aspect of the proposition, or indeed, the violence.

On we go, then, to the Haven, Roper's military "kingdom", as Sandy puts it, where he explains away his philanthropic cover without the slightest hint of self-deception or humanity, and states his radical capitalist worldview in the bluntest possible terms: "When a continent enters into chaos, that's when opportunities open up".

Yimby.com allows individuals to deliver philanthropic projects without being affiliated with a charity, from planting community gardens, to purchasing basketball wheelchairs for local teams or launching mentoring programmes for young people.

"I have quite enough to do in my professional life and philanthropic activities without whiling away my time on time-sucking activities". But since the beginning of the year, he's been treated as if he were one as he became the recipient of a stranger's Facebook messages, unbeknownst to that stranger.

This brick costs a dollar, this chair costs $3 -- a level of precision in what you're presenting that enables someone to say yes or no". As for Broad, who did not respond to requests for comment for this article, "he seems very unwilling to get into a philanthropic boat without a bunch of people with him," said California Community Foundation President Jack Shakely.

Such support is given with purely philanthropic motives and without the guarantee of a return on the investment.

He is not without philanthropic interests and, in 2015, made a programme for Channel 4 about mentoring young disabled people into catering.

Douglas said: "Collecting the art of our time is the lifeblood of a museum, but it has now become practically impossible for many museums in the UK to do so without philanthropic support.

In the past, some large companies ran their own internal post-doctoral programs without any concrete connection to an academic research group or they sponsored PhD students for philanthropic reasons but without getting directly involved in the students' progress.