Charitable in a sentence

Charitable Contributions – Expenses associated with charitable giving are generally tax deductible.

This week, Lankford introduced his charitable giving bill, the Charitable Act.

And because the company is controlled by a charitable foundation, its mission is to keep increasing the dividend steadily each year to enable further charitable work.

The guidance says: "All grant applications are means-tested to ensure Motability supports those most in need of a charitable grant and help as many beneficiaries as possible with the charitable funds available.

Bontempi is a supporter of Moonjumpers, a Huntington-based charitable foundation that provides financial assistance for needy families, children, veterans and other charitable organizations.

In 2013, for instance, America’s fifty largest charitable donors gave away $7.7 billion in charitable gifts, a 4 percent increase over the year before.

The Community Foundation administers and awards scholarships and grants to nonprofit causes from more than 275 charitable funds, each with its own charitable purpose.

Then there are the charitable organizations — including the Catholic Bishops — that are complaining that the doubling of the standard deduction will lower donations to charitable causes, because far fewer people will deduct gifts from their taxes.

To refresh your memory, the study commissioned by the Independent Sector predicted a decrease in charitable giving as a result of the higher standard deduction and many fewer households being able to itemize their charitable deductions.

By contrast, a public trust (also called a charitable trust) has some charitable end as its beneficiary.

Charitable work Over her career, O'Donnell has developed a reputation for raising funds and her own philanthropy to charitable causes.

In addition, insomuch as a donation to a School Tuition Organization is still a charitable act, just like any donation to a charity, there would be no standing unless all charitable deduction programs nationwide were brought under scrutiny.

According to the Poole-based hospice, the store is opening due to “ever-growing demand for its house clearance services”, as well as the need to raise funds for its charitable endeavours.

A charitable foundation was set up in his name by mother Gemma.

Additionally, if a tax-exempt charitable or social welfare group operating under a 501(c)(3) acts as a fiscal sponsor to small community-based groups that are not registered nonprofit organizations, those groups are also eligible for this grant funding.

A document supporting the initial planning application for an L-shaped building said it was to be used partly 'in connection with The Captain Tom Foundation and its charitable objectives'.

A donor-advised fund may be an option if you are bundling charitable expenses.

All Stars Youth Group has received £2,000 from the company's Pavers Foundation charitable initiative.

Along with fame came fortune, which she reportedly donated to charitable causes near and dear to her heart.

Along with the Elvis Presley Charitable Foundation, she worked with Oprah Winfrey’s Angel Network to help people in need after Hurricane Katrina.