The phrase "support organizations" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to groups or institutions that provide assistance or help to individuals, communities, or causes. Example: Many companies and individuals have donated funds to support organizations that provide aid to those affected by natural disasters.
But they also dominate the boards of many of the city's charters schools and support organizations.
A number of museums have support organizations, sometimes known as friends of the museum.
We can support organizations whose mission it is to protect our rights and work for open communications.
She said she was worried that the ban against Ms. Green would squelch advocacy by other prisoner support organizations.
Some of the women take part in bereavement groups and other support organizations or receive psychological counseling.
LINKS helps with practical issues, like military pay and benefits, but also points spouses to services and support organizations.
While Emerging Practitioners' members are largely drawn from foundations and philanthropic support organizations, most Resource Generation members are working with inherited wealth, said Taij Kumarie Moteelall, executive director.
"More than a year into the war against terrorism, Saudi officials continue to actively support organizations that finance international terrorism," he said in an interview.
Often they are overshadowed by their female counterparts and faced with employers, friends, support organizations and sometimes even parents who view caregiving as an essentially female role.
You have to turn those feelings into quantifiable steps to support organizations that will help further your vision of what America should be.
He also announced new federal grants to support organizations -- particularly religious groups -- that rehabilitate inmates, mentor the children of prisoners and provide housing for pregnant single women.
