philanthropy

The policy proposals will be shared with governors, both presidential campaigns, national political committees and leaders in other sectors, like philanthropy and education.

This huge transfer, the researchers believe, will usher in what they call “a golden age of philanthropy.”

Having worked in philanthropy myself, I can say that these figures are astounding.

Although he has been involved in philanthropy and civic affairs, McCormick has never run for office before.

Ronaldo also does more than the perfunctory share of philanthropy that we expect from our athletic superstars.

But it only looks like philanthropy: what Tesla really wants is for other car companies to be more like them.

The monks kept alive that sweet spirit of philanthropy which is so essential to all the higher forms of civilization.

If there is nothing more than acquirement, smartness, and the affectation of philanthropy, Chorley is a fine creature.

I have concluded negotiations with a London firm of spirit and capital and extended views of philanthropy.

This noble monument of philanthropy has been the means of much good to the class for whom it was intended.

It is giving excitement to a philanthropy which creates out of misfortune new bonds of union between man and man.