Sentence examples for source of charity from inspiring English sources

70% reduction in bag use in Wales, where the 5p charge was introduced in 2011 Tesco was offering a limited number of free "Bags for Life" last week to help shoppers prepare for the change, adding that it expected the 5p charge to be the "biggest-ever single source of charity funding raised from customers, with tens of millions to be raised".

The evangelical churches are among innumerable religious sources of charity for the World Trade Center victims.

Their view was that such handouts would inculcate a view by their children that visitors were sources of charity rather than sources of revenue and learning.

Days earlier, Andrew Ben Ami, assistant secretary of the foundation, said in an interview he would not disclose the source of the charity's financing at the request of the university.

The key primary source is the set of case records left by the Melbourne Ladies Benevolent Societyy, the city's principal source of outdoor charity.

After using an Internet-based strategy to raise more than $25 million, largely from small donors, the Dean campaign has become a source of inspiration for charities and other nonprofit organizations that have seen solicitations grow more difficult in recent years.

Freedom to campaign and lobby are his prerequisites for being a charity; source of income is less important.

Individuals were the largest source of income for the charity sector through donations, legacy giving, fees for services and fundraising.

In its two-page report delivered on Friday, KPMG found that while cash donations were "a significant source of fundraising revenue", the charity said it was "impracticable to establish control over the collection of cash donations prior to entry into its financial records".

Why did dumping water on one's head become a global phenomenon and an incredible source of revenue for one charity?

Surely this is one of Britain's most popular charities, source of an immense body of scientifically objective knowledge about wildlife, not just in Britain but across the world.