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charity - use in sentences
Converse of object
- dedicate: The BMS is a registered charity dedicated to.. .
- nominate: All proceeds from the song are to go to Specsavers nominated charity, Guide Dogs.
- found: The Historic Churches Preservation Trust ( HCPT ) is a charity founded in 1953, the leading body dedicated to preserving these churches.
- register: Charity Commission - Forms and other info on registering a charity.
- choose: In the SPRING term each YEAR GROUP chooses a charity to support.
- commit: About Citizens Online Citizens Online is a national charity committed to closing the digital divide.
Adjective modifier
- registered: The registered charity receives all profits from the limited company.
- national: Cancer Research UK: The national charity for major research into causes of cancer.
- independent: The Civic Trust is an independent, national charity, founded in 1957.
- educational: He founded The Blavatsky Trust, an educational charity, in England in 1974.
Modifies a noun
- trustee: Stephen Hine of the Ethical Investment Research Service adds that charity trustees have many demands on their time.
- No.: Reviewed: 12/07/2006 Site content by NEA ©2006 - Site designed and developed by Whirligig ©2006 NEA is an independent charity Registration No. 290511.
- shop: I have framed the opening speech made by Jock Scot last year, using a charity shop frame.
- auction: The eBay charity auction opened at £ 240 and will end at 5.30pm on Saturday.
- fundraiser: Graham Norton has been added to the bill of a charity fundraiser at the Edinburgh Festival.
Noun used with modifier
- homelessness: He joined CLS in January December 1996 from Crisis, the national homelessness charity, where he was a Senior Manager.
- conservation: The Woodland Trust: The Woodland Trust is the UK's leading woodland conservation charity.
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