Post-independence expansion of Milbus occurred most prominently via welfare foundations, under the guise of providing for the needs of the troops and their families, whether with bakeries or beauty parlors.
About 60,000 people watched it live streamed via the foundation's website.
Plus, there was the practical concern of his financial dealings and expansive tacit diplomatic work, done via his foundation and his long-standing political friendships.
The Mercers have backed the Heartland Institute and Heritage Foundation, conservative groups that have tried to discredit climate scientists, and via their foundation bankrolled initiatives such as the Berkeley Earth and Oregon Petition projects.
Some mature students will find they need to enter university via a foundation or access course because they have been out of education for so long.
(In 2010, when a Naval Academy athlete who had gotten in via the foundation route tried to withdraw, saying "this isn't the place for me," the foundation demanded the return of his prep school "scholarship" money).
The size of the bond points to the millions of euros that – via a foundation in which the princess served as a board member – the two men allegedly obtained from fraudulent deals with politicians keen to bathe in the reflected glory of royalty.
While she doesn't choose to engage, publicly, with the cultural politics of Putin's government, she's become very active within the world of Russian dance via the foundation she launched five years ago to raise money for education and performance projects, and for the annual Vishneva festival in Moscow.
To be specific: Bet365 - currently one of Stoke's largest companies - donated £250,000 to the cause via its foundation.
Classic American philanthropy has the ruthless businessman Carnegie, Rockefeller, Ford squeezing every last penny from the marketplace and then throwing the money back via a foundation.
