Sentence examples for progressive charities from inspiring English sources

Third-best scenario, if you find offensive words coming out of your mouth and you don't have a time machine, and you realise with a sinking feeling that you cannot suck sounds back into your lungs, would be to issue an effusive apology and then donate a billion dollars to progressive charities that help to dismantle the systemic oppression of underserved communities.

David R. Hunter, an innovative matchmaker between progressive charities and liberal philanthropists who used a small family foundation to help bring widespread recognition to causes that had been little known, like protecting battered women and promoting environmental justice, died on Saturday in Port Washington, N.Y.

Only then can we forge a broader alliance of progressive NGOs, charities, faith and secular groups to fight for women's rights and social justice, and against homophobia, anti-semitism and Islamophobia.

Adding the shine to this friendly image have been the half-British King Abdullah and his glamorous Palestinian Queen Rania, darlings of the western media for their support for charities, progressive values and tolerance.

And both played leadership roles in progressive organizations and charities.

Is the charity progressive and relevant to the community?

Edward Filene made a great success out of job lots, end-of-season closeouts and aggressive inventory controls, and shared the profits with charities and progressive causes.

Allison Fine, co-author of "The Networked Nonprofit," which advocates for harnessing social media to enact progressive change, said most charities had not yet mastered how to use video to their advantage and needed all the help they could get.

Charity, charity, charity, Sophie!

Is progress necessarily progressive?

This may sound progressive, but like other health charities, this organisation works with companies that have financial interests in the pharmaceutical and food industries, which may influence its interpretation of data and policy goals somewhat.