Sentences with phrase «foundation bearing her name»
The foundation bearing the name of the Buffalo Bills founder and longtime owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. announced that it is ready to accept applications for grants and unveiled where it wants to use $ 1.2 billion Wilson set aside for charity from the team's sale to Terry and Kim Pegula.
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Emeril Lagasse put the fundraiser together, and the evening benefits the foundation that bears his name.
Donald Trump has accused Hillary Clinton of using her position in the Obama administration to orchestrate kickbacks to the foundation her husband started and now bears both their names.
Many are directly involved in the foundations they support, putting their personal imprimatur on the direction and operation of the ventures that bear their names.
He endowed centres for advanced engineering and management at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the Sloan - Kettering Cancer Center in New York and the foundation that bears his name.
John Templeton, once called «arguably the greatest global stock - picker» of the 20th century, may now best be known for the foundation that bears his name.
Dr. Gates needs only look at a brick bearing his father's name at a monument to World War II veterans in Orlando, Florida, to remind him of the foundation of self - determination his father gave him.
In 2012, she set up the Born This Way foundation (named after her anthem of self - acceptance) to empower young people to embrace and celebrate their differences.
Education Week Assistant Editor Stephen Sawchuk sat down last week in New York City with Melinda Gates, the co-chair and a trustee of the foundation that bears her and her husband's names, to discuss its investments in teacher quality and other matters related to its work in the K - 12 sphere.
Andrew Carnegie's role in building libraries across the world can not be exaggerated, and I think he'd be very happy to know that these awards are a collaboration between the American Library Association and the foundation that bears his name.
More recently, Mapplethorpe, or the foundation that bears his name, made headlines with two significant acquisitions made by the J. Paul Getty Museum and Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) in 2011.
Erik af Klint then donated thousands of drawings and paintings to a foundation bearing the artist's name in the 1970s.
Derived from the variant name, «Ndubisi» that is usually borne by the firstborn males in Igbo land, it captures the notion that (patrilineal) continuity only prevails with an added (male) life; and is therefore the foundation of our existence.