Sentence examples for supporting charitable organizations from inspiring English sources
The proposed algorithms have been integrated with the software system designed with a view of supporting charitable organizations.
An avid lover of art, music and fashion, she also devoted her time to supporting charitable organizations such as the St. Hubert's Animal Shelter, the Raptor Trust, and the Summit Child Care Center.
We were not looking to sell the company, we were just focused on what we've always been doing: creating great games for our community while supporting charitable organizations around the world.
Using Heritage, Airbus's public blockchain platform, which is initially supporting charitable organizations, those who donate will be issued a special animal token as a receipt of their donation that goes directly to Muttville Senior Dog Rescue, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
She continues to pour time into her own foundation, which supports charitable organizations, and into a tennis program.
In 2005, Representative Joe Barton, a Texas Republican, established the Joe Barton Family Foundation to support charitable organizations within his district, south of the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
People who really want to support charitable organizations and good works, Mr. Ottenhoff said, should base it on a desire to support something they already understand and believe in.
"This is a very rare phenomenon when one company so quickly becomes worth so much money," said Peter Hero, senior adviser to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, which works with individuals and corporations to support charitable organizations in the region.
The tax and financial benefits to donors for planned gifts was codified in order to help motivate people to economically support charitable organizations.
Her family set up the Allison Wyatt Memorial Fund to support charitable organizations in her name.
The profits of the corporation, co-founded by Paul Newman, support charitable organizations like the Hole in the Wall Gang camp in Ashford for children with blood diseases and cancer.
