charitable foundation

He is also the president of the company's charitable foundation.

Most of the money was left to a charitable foundation.

He set up a charitable foundation so that they could have something to work on together.

The father, who is 74, said his estate would be left to a charitable foundation.

She also served on the board of several charitable foundations.

She chairs a charitable foundation and is involved in women's health issues.

Several years ago he created a charitable foundation bearing his name.

The team used the promotion to raise money for its charitable foundation.

Major banks and other businesses have set up their own charitable foundations.

The attraction is owned and run by a charitable foundation.

He is the leader of a charitable foundation with a worldwide influence.

Most of the world's largest charitable foundations were founded by Americans.

Instead of building an empire, she was going to establish a charitable foundation.

They remain friends, he added, and she serves on the board of his private charitable foundation.

By these means he continued to channel funds into the family charitable foundation.

Proceeds from the book will go to the Yankees' charitable foundation.

This program, like all our programs, depends on support from government, charitable foundations, industry and individuals.

James Craig retired in 2000 to run a charitable foundation with his wife.

Some of the players have their own charitable foundations, and I applaud them for that.

The Institute was founded in 1992 as an independent charitable foundation.

It continues today as a private charitable foundation trying to improve public policy in Canada.

My charitable foundation already has people in place to help the Ethiopian population make the most of this situation.

Mourning lives in Miami, and his charitable foundation is based there.

The family has set up its own charitable foundation, which benefits people with disabilities, education, and youth programs.

There was, however, some private aid from charitable foundations and religious organizations.