Sentence examples for philanthropy from inspiring English sources

David Hopkins – senior advisory manager: charities and grant making, at CAF philanthropy services David heads up the Charities and Grant-Making Solutions team at the Charities Aid Foundation.

But no: far too many of the voices that make up our culture have arrived at their own mixed-up version of the telescopic philanthropy Dickens sent up in Bleak House.

This building, built as an act of philanthropy in the teeth of the Depression, now needs another JG Graves, but, says the museum's director, Kim Streets: "I've yet to meet him".

Seneca was probably generous in the sense that he used his wealth for grand parties and to buy friends and influence, but he never seems to have donated it to the very poor of Rome, and never founded anything like the Gates Foundation: philanthropy of this systematic kind did not exist in the ancient world.

"The politics of philanthropy is difficult, more difficult even than the film business," Haggis says.

No. Basically it's a group of girls on campus and we did a lot of philanthropy work and we're always raising money for something.

She also engages in philanthropy with the opening of a clinic for local unfortunates, in which she employs ambitious young doctor Amelia Frayn (Sherlock's Louise Brealey).

These women are committed to developing their personal brands and are specific about the causes to which they give back through mentoring and philanthropy.

Like many US universities, it has long been a goal of the University of Wisconsin-Madison to engage our alumni in a culture of philanthropy to support their alma mater.

We all know that they speak for the church, and the church often needs to be heard, given its history of educational and social philanthropy.

Now, wouldn't that be an e-philanthropy game changer?