act of charity

Her days were filled with acts of charity and industry.

I could see the dignity it gave to every act of charity.

He didn't have a claim to the money; giving it to him would be an act of charity.

And therefore it would be an act of charity to spirit the young fellow to America.

Even when a small office was given almost as an act of charity, there would usually be a political motive in the background.

This unselfish act of charity had nothing to do with the $40.

Perhaps the nuns had taken Sherry in as an act of charity.

She receives no money for this, believing her help to be an act of charity.

Poor people walk some streets; that's best handled by individual acts of charity.

Her many acts of charity and goodness will never be forgotten.

Every year the Christmas season is inherently associated with acts of charity.

It would be, said the Scottish friend, an act of charity, since this old lady, once rich, was now poor.

Every act of charity has choice at its core.

He was also active in social activities and in the act of charity.

Edwards was well known for such acts of charity and hospitality.

He uses this new wealth to perform many acts of charity.

The service, however, was a mere act of charity.

Treating minority shareholders fairly is, to it, an act of charity.

I went over with the idea that I was performing an act of charity for two old people.

Not such an outstanding act of charity, after all, Ralph thought wryly.

She can remember her first act of charity.

But making the trade deal truly benefit the world's poorest is not simply an act of charity or a public relations gesture.

He encouraged those he helped to perform acts of charity.

What had begun as an act of charity had now become an intense struggle.