charitable purpose

She decided not to buy the home at all, even for a different charitable purpose.

A charitable purpose must be for the benefit of the community.

"It makes me wonder what the charitable purpose is here."

The game is also used to raise money for charitable purposes.

It is based on the common law definition of a charitable purpose.

Ask how much of your donation actually goes for the charitable purpose.

Simply to hold title to property is not a charitable purpose on its own.

How would a change in a particular law or government policy help the organization carry out its charitable purposes?

Fund other charitable purposes which benefit the community as a whole.

The Tattoo is set up and run for charitable purposes.

Current charity law is based on charitable purposes rather than activities.

The process will highlight both the charitable purposes and the activities.

Whatever is left over, they said, goes to student scholarships and other charitable purposes.

The profits of the public events was used to cover the cost and for charitable purposes.

Education has long been accepted as a valid charitable purpose.

He had donated large amount for public and charitable purposes.

Within the charitable purposes, a trust can help organisations or individuals.

"If this means economic compensation she wants it to be for charitable purposes".

It is clearly accepted as a charitable purpose by the courts and the public.

"Keeping kids off the streets" is not, in and of itself, a charitable purpose.

Funds must be used for a charitable purpose and bring benefits to the wider community.

Charitable purposes, for instance, were set out in a statute over 400 years ago.

So far as I know, you've never used your scientific talents for charitable purposes.

It also means that all the activities of the charity must further its charitable purposes.

He made two exceptions in the first 40 years, both for charitable purposes, the newspaper said.