The event will serve as a benefit for Planned Parenthood and Ithaca Welcomes Refugees.
The patriotism and the exuberance are affecting, and entirely apt for a concert that served as a benefit for Russian war relief and also marked Ellington's twentieth anniversary in music.
The event will serve as a benefit, with contributions going towards the construction of a school not far from the town of Nazareth in Israel, where the film's story is set.
(Anderson) Crossroads Guitar Festival with Eric Clapton (Friday and Saturday) The guitarist known as Slowhand picks up his occasional rock and blues festival — which serves as a benefit for the Crossroads Center, his drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Antigua — with a bumper crop of famed six stringers: B. B. King, John Mayer, Buddy Guy, Robert Randolph, Gary Clark Jr. and many more.
This can serve as a benefit as well as a drawback, as the inherent mispricing of exotic options may either work for or against the investor.
The arbitrage created by the difference in tax rates has long served as a benefit to the spouse paying the alimony and has been a factor both in negotiating matrimonial settlements and in bridging the gap between the parties' needs and their actual income.
Roughly 40 artists, including Fabian Debora, Alex Kizu and Juan Carlos Munoz Hernandez, have contributed works to this group show, which has served as a benefit for Homeboy Industries.
Quite possibly, my life that has served as a benefit to so many others would not even exist.
This concert also serves as a benefit with partner Rotary International to end polio, which has afflicted Perlman.
Originally serving as a mutual benefit society to low-income immigrant Catholics, it developed into a fraternal benefit society dedicated to providing charitable services, promoting Catholic education and actively defending Roman Catholicism in various nations.
During a 36-year career, he served as a benefits consultant, head of the Boston office, senior manager and Board member.
