Sentence examples for providing needy from inspiring English sources

The report estimates that providing needy students with the financial support they will need to earn their degrees would cost $150 million a year for the first cohort and eventually rise to an annual level of $600 million.

TOMS Shoes is working to prevent podoconiosis, which has already affected between half a million to a million Ethiopians, by providing needy children with durable footwear and by providing treatment to existing patients.

The fund is a nonprofit agency that provides needy children from New York City with free summer vacations in the country.

She left New York for the first time, through the Fresh Air Fund, a nonprofit agency that provides needy children from the city with free vacations in the country.

For 60 years, Heifer International has provided needy families around the world with livestock ranging from water buffaloes to bees as a stepping stone to self-sufficiency.

This is the church that supports extraordinary aid organizations like Catholic Relief Services and Caritas, saving lives every day, and that operates superb schools that provide needy children an escalator out of poverty.

The government would provide needy citizens with a predefined amount of money to spend on insurance and allow them to shop in a transparent, regulated, but not micromanaged marketplace.

And that bears no resemblance to this captivating account of Ms. Ehrenreich's attempt to survive on the kind of low-paying jobs that politicians think will provide needy women with an alternative to welfare.

Performers at the Plaza NOV. 13 -- Kevin Spacey will be among those honored at a dinner at the Plaza to raise money for the Actors Fund off America, which provides needy entertainers with social services, including counseling on AIDS and H.I.V., mental health services, nursing-home care and low-income housing.

When children are out of school, other programs such as direct transfer of cash provide needy families a safety net.

In the 1970s, says Mr Hamzawy, they built up a "mighty machinery" of social services, providing the needy with the practical help the regimes seemed unable to deliver.