Sentences with phrase «run by charitable organizations»
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.
http://www.adoptfamilyconnections.org/ Not exact matches
The race is hosted by the Rotary Club of La Grange, and the Pilgrim Pacer runs have sponsored Polio Plus, the La Grange park district and other local charitable organizations.
A shadowy Independent Expenditure group run by a «charitable» charter school advocate organization is said to be aiding Cabrera.
Just weeks before the November 6 election, outgoing Seneca Nation of Indians President Robert Odawi Porter and other Nation officials are raising concerns about a charitable organization run by presidential candidate Barry Snyder.
We're also loving running the online Wild Ruffle shop — a place where I get to indulge my dream of being a world changer by giving 20 % of profits back to charitable organizations.
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.
Some, like Head Start and migrant programs, are sponsored by federal agencies, and others are run by nonprofit groups such as churches and charitable organizations.
PC / SR is a registered non-profit charitable organization run by volunteers.
Pet Resource Network, Kalamazoo, MI A tax - deductible charitable organization run by volunteers.
There are a number of dedicated English Setter rescue organizations run by charitable people who are passionate about the breed.
The Northwest Earth Institute was selected this week as part of the 2013 Emma 25, a program run by My Emma email marketing service provider Emma, Inc. that annually awards charitable organizations free email and communications tools for the lifetime of the nonprofit.
They were charitable or not - for - profit organizations that were founded and run by, for the most part, middle - or upper - class women.