Sentence examples for poor charities from inspiring English sources
The income of poor charities is derived from voluntary contributions of the taxpaying classes.
The poor charities have no income derived from the property which could be exempted they possess none, and therefore are taxed upon none.
From our response to Gladstone's proposal to make charities pay income tax A good State aid would help the poor charities more than it helped the rich.
The result therefore is, that the voluntary contributors to poor charities are taxed more, and the income of poor charities perhaps therefore diminished, in order that an increase of income may be given to rich charities, and most of it to the very richest.
It may be that, after what's seen as the me-me centred greed of the free market and the give-to-the-poor charity posing as economic theory of the left, this is the moment for Labour to embrace a sterner and less forgiving analysis of the role of the state.
"It's a tremendous obstacle," said Artie Gold, the shipping coordinator of Food for the Poor, a charity that regularly sends food aid to Haiti and other Caribbean nations.
The Rules campaigns to change the regulations that unfairly disadvantage developing countries in the global economy, he says; Oxfam is more focused on the need for the rich world to help the poor through charity.
The refugees are reminding us that they are not poor, helpless charity cases.
Rather than demean the poor, private charity provides significant benefits for all parties involved: In the last decade, the fields of neuroscience and experimental economics have shown that when charitable transactions occur, the chemical oxytocin is released in the brains of both the receiver and the donor.
A Conservative plan to penalise parents through the welfare system for having more than two children would have a "devastating" impact on poor families, leading charities have warned.
But its collapse is also likely to add to the poor press that charities have recently been receiving and damage them further.
