Sentences with phrase «registering a charity so»

He is registering a charity so that it can receive donations.

The way it works is that when a death benefit is paid out to the beneficiaries, Foresters will donate an additional 1 % of the face amount to a chosen registered charity so the certificate holder can support their favorite cause.

When a claim is paid, Foresters will donate2 an additional 1 % of the basic insurance amount to the owner's designated registered charity so they can support their favourite cause.

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At Liberal Democrat conference until Wednesday so please call me on my mobile: [phone] The Chartered Institute of Taxation Registered charity number 1037771 www.tax.org.uk

They ran to raise money for the registered charity Tree of Hope, who are helping them fundraise for their two year old son Seb to have life changing surgery so that he can walk and hopefully one day run too.

We received this donation after the live auction, so we have posted on our Ebay auction (registered charity with Ebay).

But you must act now, as it's first come, first served.The charity will also be attending the Black Isle Show, at Mannfield Showground, Muir of Ord, Ross - Shire (4 - 5 August), so that visitors can find out more and register to receive a voucher which will enable them to have their cat neutered for free.

So far, the platform has helped raise over # 9.2 million for over 10,000 UK registered charities.

If you are concerned about how your money will be used, check out Charity Intelligence Canada (www.charityintelligence.ca), itself a registered charity that researches and assesses Canadian organizations so donors can make sound decisions.

Tax - efficient Giving The Whitechapel Gallery is a registered charity (no: 312162) so leaving a legacy is a tax - efficient way of supporting the Gallery.

Someone knew which politicians to give money to so that Virginia would change the law and not require «military charities» to register.

If Dr. Lennart Bengtsson has felt persecuted for joining a «registered educational charity» — for Pete's sake, can no one detect TAX FRAUD when it is so blatant in the UK?!