Sentences with phrase «by charitable»

The association partnered with local grocers who added additional pounds to each $ 15 turkey donated; the turkeys were then distributed by charitable organizations in each community.

Most of the children adopted by US Citizens are children who have been abandoned and placed in government orphanages or in private orphanages run by charitable organizations.

Fundraisers are professionals who are employed by charitable organizations and their job is to raise funds (collect donations) from various sources.

Over the years, the biggest challenge faced by charitable organizations was a lack of transparently, especially when it comes to funds transfers.

The Laddie Chair, funded by charitable contributions is part of a globally — recognised centre of excellence in UCL's Faculty of Law offering value to academics and practitioners.

The new trust schools in the maintained sector are also generally supported by a charitable foundation.

Introducing ABS might change that at the margin (and I think the Axxess law model, if scaled up, would be a good example on the solicitor side) or through the establishment of captive law firms by charitable or community organizations, but isn't going to make a huge diffences, especially not on the litigation side.

Where an application for permission to intervene is filed by a charitable or not - for - profit organisation which seeks to make submissions in the public interest, the fee otherwise payable will be remitted or reduced.

The firm was listed as one of 32 area businesses that were ranked by their charitable contributions and employee volunteer efforts.

Currently instructed in an arbitration brought by charitable institutions associated with Hong Kong billionaire against a US academic institution

It can be duplicated by any charitable or philanthropic organization as well by other types of organizations, like educational intuitions and business incubators, in order to offer legal services in fulfillment of the organization's mission and objectives.

Bosch is owned by a charitable trust, and the culture that this brings flows through the organisation, making it a really inspiring place to work.

Large projects - such as our video and radio ads - are funded through grants out of... [a research fund controlled by Barry Cooper], directed towards debate of climate science and which is also fed by the charitable Calgary Foundation.»

In 2006, the FoS website newsection made the following statement (later removed): «Large projects - such as our video and radio ads - are funded through grants out of a University of Calgary Trust Fund, directed towards debate of climate science and which is also fed by the charitable Calgary Foundation.»

Finding a place to hike or picnic in Scotland's cities just got easier with the introduction of what is thought to be the world's first comprehensive, interactive online map of urban green space — 429 square miles in all.The interactive map, prepared by the charitable organization Greenspace Scotland with government support, allows anyone with access to a computer to search for green space using place names or postcodes, or just by scrolling around, the BBC reported today, noting the environmental as well as recreational benefits:

He argues, that since eugenics was studied in prestigious universities and supported by charitable foundations, and now, so is global warming, they must somehow be related.

British architect David Adjaye, who was born in Tanzania and grew up in Uganda, proposes offices accommodating thousands of employees as part of a larger proposal by charitable organisation the Made in Africa Foundation to redevelop the Naguru and Nakawa areas of Uganda's capital city.

Judd converted its disused buildings into studios and installation spaces, to house works by himself and others, including Carl Andre, John Chamberlain, Dan Flavin, Coosje Van Bruggen, David has been run by the charitable Chinati Foundation.

Recognized as an organization at the forefront of Newark's thriving urban and cultural life, Aljira continues to break new ground supported by charitable gifts.

Artists this year include Frances Gallardo (Puerto Rico), Travis Geertruida (Curacao), Charlie Godet Thomas (Bermuda, supported by The Bermuda Arts Council), Nowé Harris - Smith (The Bahamas, supported by The Charitable Art Foundation of the Bahamas), Dominique Hunter (Guyana), Tessa Mars (Haïti), Oneika Russell (Jamaica), Shanice Smith (Trinidad, supported by Alice Yard), Simon Tatum (The Cayman Islands, supported by the NGCI), Laura de Vogel (Aruba) and and visiting master artist Humberto Diaz (Cuba).

He then mentioned this to Sheena Wagstaff, who was at Tate Britain then, and she asked me to do a show there, which was seen by a charitable organisation called 2041 — the year that Antarctica loses its independence from the rest of the world and comes up for grabs — and they invited me to go as an artist.

Currently the building is owned by a charitable trust, who allow guided tours as a fascinating insight into the terrible history of Europe.

«I'm filled with pride by the charitable giving displayed by our resort «ohana,» commented Shelley Kekuna, KBRA Executive Director.

There are a number of dedicated English Setter rescue organizations run by charitable people who are passionate about the breed.

All three non-profit organizations (BCSPCA, Pilots N Paws, and CRHS) are supported by charitable donations.

The WHS program is also entirely funded by charitable donations, thus lifting any burden to the taxpayer.

All projects and activities of American Fox Terrier Rescue, including this website, are funded by charitable contributions.

As a true «people person,» Ms. Kosky was touched long ago by charitable functions to «find a cure.»

Washington: The notice of solicitation required by the Charitable Solicitation Act is on file with the Washington Secretary of State, and information relating to financial affairs of NORTH SHORE ANIMAL LEAGUE AMERICA is available from the Secretary of State and the toll - free number for Washington residents: 1-800-332-4483.

All projects and activities of American Fox Terrier Rescue and The Cooper Fund are funded by charitable contributions.

With a dedicated staff of 45 part time and full time employees, and an annual budget of over $ 1.8 million (entirely supported by charitable gifts from our community) we work tirelessly to attend to the animals entrusted to our care.

Or what income they have might easily be offset by charitable giving.

If you're on a low income, you may qualify for one of the savings programs offered by some charitable organisations.

The business interest or assets are then sold by the charitable trust with NO capital gains AND the proceeds may be used to purchase other income producing assets.

The CLT also is more likely to be used to limit the grantor's taxable income because a portion of the income generated by the charitable trust assets will be paid to the designated charity.

The Amped Series is a romantic suspense focusing on the relationship between the hero — an accomplished, attractive bachelor driven by charitable ambitions — and the heroine — a sassy, NY lawyer coming into her own after her husband's unexpected passing.

He has worked with several excellent principals and taken up a variety of valuable professional learning programs offered by state and national principals» associations, formal coaching organized through his principals» association, and a three - year intervention program provided by a charitable foundation.

Nottingham High School hosts the MCCF Nottingham Cricket Hub, one of 38 Hubs set up across the United Kingdom by the charitable arm of the world - famous Marylebone Cricket Club, owner of Lord's Cricket...

Nottingham High School hosts the MCCF Nottingham Cricket Hub, one of 38 Hubs set up across the United Kingdom by the charitable arm of the world - famous Marylebone Cricket Club, owner of Lord's Cr...

Academies are schools run by charitable trusts via a contract with the government.

Education savings accounts funded by charitable contributions that are eligible for tax credits would blend tax - credit scholarships and flexible spending accounts.

So, too, will changes in the tax code that indirectly affect the incentives for charitable giving, e.g., a much high standard deduction would reduce still further the proportion of taxpayers that itemize their deductions and, therefore, are affected by the charitable deduction.

An enterprise is any activity or series of activities done, as is relevant, in the form of an adventure or concern in the nature of trade — that is a commercial activity that doesn't amount to a business — or any activity or series of activities done by a charitable institution or entity covered by Subdivision 30B of the Commonwealth Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 — such an entity is one for which donations are tax deductible to the donor.

Unlike India, where there are restrictions on private - school ownership (private schools must be owned by a society or trust), in Ga the vast majority of private schools (82 percent of recognized and 93 percent of unrecognized) are run by individual proprietors; most of the rest are owned and managed by charitable organizations.

People seem to forget that they were paid by the government or by some charitable agency or an institution to do this work and that they don't own it.

The 2018 Memento Research Award for neglected diseases (donated by charitable non-governmental organizations in Germany) goes to Professor Martina Sester from Saarland University and Professor Christoph Lange from the Research Center Borstel / University of Lübeck on behalf of the Tuberculosis Network European Trialsgroup (TBNET).

Cuomo Monday night was also considering bills offering new tax breaks for the music and video game production industries, internet sales of raffle tickets by charitable groups and making it easier for the state to halt of the use of super-tinted windows on vehicles.

The governor vetoed a measure intended to increase gambling ventures by charitable organizations.

Baby Cafes (commissioned breastfeeding support drop - ins with a paid facilitator, run by a charitable trust, now part of the NCT) dropped in number from 97 in late 2014 to 64 in late 2015

Bereavement counselling and services, so fundamental to help families look forward and try to find hope and happiness again, are predominantly funded by charitable donations.