someone who makes charitable donations intended to increase human well-being.
He said Carnegie was investigating a way to steer charitable donations.
GNAAS, which needs charitable donations of more than &2m a year, has three air ambulances.
Zhang Xin: Now, in all of China, several more open channel for charitable donations are a number of official channels.
Results The attempt of introducing social capital in public hospitals has formed several financing models with a number of characteristics, such as bank loans, financial leasing, charitable donations.
Make small charitable donations in honor of your best clients, or send them gift certificates for movie tickets, tickets to a local playhouse or a family restaurant.
Some regard it as an egregious form of social climbing; the Treasury and Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) seem to suspect that some big charitable donations are merely an elaborate tax dodge.
When Hank Paulson, now America's treasury secretary, was boss of Goldman Sachs, he was persuaded to raise the amount that the firm chipped in to boost employees' charitable donations.
A Prisoners' Education Trust Fund set up with charitable donations in1995 provides financial assistance to prisoners in educational pursuits, in the form of grants to cover course or examination fees, and expenses on reference books.
