charitable institution

During his later years he gave attention to the organisation of charitable institutions.

Religious communities can set up charitable institutions of their own.

He is also active with several other social and charitable institutions.

He also founded more than 200 religious and charitable institutions.

Today, the Company is no longer a trade association, instead existing as a charitable institution.

"We wanted to support the work of the other charitable institutions.

The taxes often go to a charitable institution or fund.

The complex was most active as a charitable institution in the early 19th century.

Immediately after the end of the war in 1945 95 charitable institutions were founded by him.

Covers the academic, religious and charitable institutions of the area.

Churches, private individuals and charitable institutions provided what they could.

Yet because the foundation is a charitable institution, it paid no city taxes on the building.

Most of the things were surreptitiously given away to charitable institutions.

It is a charitable institution and many of the members (though not all) are drawn from the energy industry.

Supported by charitable institutions it was a not run for profit.

In his last years he made considerable donations to a large number of charitable institutions.

But they are important for all the charitable institutions they support.

He created new charitable institutions and enhanced the level of theological studies.

He was instrumental in founding a number of new charitable institutions.

Since then, other cultural, sporting and charitable institutions have also received grants.

He also donated a significant portion of his art collection to charitable institutions.

Moreover, the financial support for this conference came from other charitable institutions not involved in the litigation.

The state's attorney general is charged with overseeing charitable institutions in the state.

Some of them were orphans, who grew up under the king's protection in charitable institutions.

In the early 16th-century there were thirty-two charitable institutions serving the city.