Grimké's conviction that abolition was, as she put it, a "cause worth dying for" had led her into the anti-slavery movement.
Whether it's saving threatened animals or helping abused women, men and children, every minute you put into a cause can change the week, month, year, or lifetime of someone you help.
"Breakthrough Nonprofit Branding," a book Ms. Cone wrote with three other women, urges an organization to go "beyond institutional survival to serve a higher purpose" by putting "a larger cause and the outcomes they seek ahead of its organizational needs".
When it came to this scenario, Salmond would just about play conversational ball: a key London-led event that would put a rocket under the cause of independence, he agreed, was "another foreign policy adventure of disastrous consequence".
Annie Lennox brought something electric to the end of Hozier's "Take Me to Church," and then sang a riveting "I Put a Spell on You," causing the stadium and the Internet to freak out.
Spofforth, Australia's leading bowler, commented on the incident in an 1891 cricket magazine interview, but put a different slant on the cause.
More simply put: A PSA test does not cause impotence or incontinence -- the commonly-known side effects associated with surgery to remove a prostate.
We have a few standing orders to worthy causes and put a small cheque in the post, or do a soup run, once in a while.
Every evening, Waller would climb over the school gates, and returning on one occasion he put a spike through his foot causing permanent damage.
