Within the communal organizations of towns, local charitable institutions such as almshouses were established by confraternities or guilds, or by successful individual laymen concerned with the welfare of their souls.

A percentage of the sales of MTV Unplugged was donated to various other charities.

The Lord Mayor acts as the 'first citizen' of Liverpool and is responsible for promoting the city, supporting local charities and community groups as well as representing the city at civic events.

She fostered the higher education of women in Romania, and established societies for various charitable objects.

Moreover, corporations, charities, and other institutions filing libel suits will now have to show that they suffered financial damage.

From the royalties and other donations, half a million Singapore dollars were donated to eight charities.

In order to engage the local institutions, DREAM states that

b ) claims of credit institutions on Dutch regional and local public authorities

We had about 20 people who made donations we raised 150,000 in donations for children's charities who flew with us.

The telecast, broadcast from the Boys Girls Club of Greenwich, Connecticut, raised 2.5 million for the charity and an additional 3.5 million from advertisement revenue that was donated to other charities.

We also have a program already called Google Grants that now serves over 150 different charities around the world, and these are some of the charities that are on there.

Paquin also supports other charities and foundations such as the Children's Hospital Los Angeles and the Make A Wish Foundation.

Sathya Sai Baba founded a large number of schools and colleges, hospitals, and other charitable institutions in India and abroad, the total cost of which is usually estimated at Rs.

An annual telethon has been broadcast since 1968 to raise funds for charities including Princess Margaret Hospital for Children.

Leo X was also lavish in charity retirement homes, hospitals, convents, discharged soldiers, pilgrims, poor students, exiles, cripples and the sick, unfortunates of every description were generously remembered, and more than 6,000 ducats were annually distributed in alms.

The Company of the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul (), called in English the Daughters of Charity or Sisters of Charity of Saint Vincent De Paul is a Society of Apostolic Life for women within the Catholic Church.

These two sectors, let me describe to you, have their own indigenous institutions.

APPENDIX 3 REMOTE BRANCHES OF CREDIT INSTITUTIONS This information is provided only by credit institutions which have remote branches as referred to in Article 7 ( 1 ) .

These can be people, faculties or departments from the participating institution, as well as external groups (other institutions, local or national authorities, etc.).

Charitable activities Gellar is an active advocate for various charities, including breast cancer research, Project Angel Food, Habitat for Humanity and CARE.

Five international banks are in the city, as are several local financial institutions.

That s one third the number of people that pollution kills, and yet this troika of terrible diseases attracts over 20 billion per year from international charities and governments.

This might be, for example, the collaboration of local institutions in the planning of activities.

Spiritism has influenced a social movement of healing centers, charity institutions and hospitals involving millions of people in dozens of countries, most of them in Brazil.

She has also worked with charities including the Sunshine Foundation of Canada, the Alzheimer's Association, the READ Campaign, and United Way of Canada.

George V gave both his name and donations to many charities, including King George's Fund for Sailors (later known as Seafarers UK).

Do you give to charity?

Sankei also quoted Nagase Kazuo, the head of an umbrella organization representing local activists Okinawa, as remarking

Do you give money to any of the charities?

' Such concordats allowed the Catholic Church to organize youth groups, make ecclesiastical appointments, run schools, hospitals, and charities, or even conduct religious services.

Mountbatten supported Cartland in her various charitable works, particularly for United World Colleges, and even helped her write her book Love at the Helm , providing background naval and historical information.

God is surely cognisant of good things that you spend.

He is an active patron of the charity Saving Faces and Honorary President of the International Performers' Aid Trust, a charity that alleviates poverty in some of the world's toughest conditions.

The money raised from the proceeds of these 3 projects will go to supporting charities that are assisting in helping humanity achieve the 8 United Nations Millennium Development Goals.

You know, forget about charity it doesn't work.

The partnership continued until 2010 when a commercial sponsor replaced Acorns, with the hospice becoming the club's Official Charity Partner.

Instead, Home was released on 28 July 2009 in Michael's memory with all proceeds going to AIDS Project Los Angeles, one of his favorite charities.

, Mercedarians , the Order of Captives , or the Order of Our Lady of Ransom ) was one of many dozens of associations that sprang up in Europe during the 12th and 13th centuries as institutions of charitable works.

This is not about charity. This is about justice.

I know what they were briefly. His focus was This is charity.

For so many years we have fed on aid.

Tom contributed a lot of money to charity.

Tom donated his entire fortune to charity.

Our most important institutions, our schools and our workplaces, they are designed mostly for extroverts and for extroverts' need for lots of stimulation.

St. Vincent de Paul is the patron of all works of charity.