Significats de charitable organisation en anglès

Elba said he probably wouldn't have made it without the charitable organisation.

He was even a member of that charitable organisation himself.

The 25-year-old discovered the money in a cupboard he had been given by a charitable organisation.

The charitable organisation, Kaimanawa Heritage Horses, helps find homes for the animals so they could avoid slaughter.

The studio is a charitable organisation that gives young opera singers an opportunity to learn and perform.

Digital Inclusion Alliance Aotearoa is a charitable organisation that works to give people free access to the internet.

The institute was founded by the former bishop of Killala, Dr Thomas Finnegan and is a charitable organisation.

A campaign to raise up to €20 million in donations was today launched by a charitable organisation.

It can be fulfilled by working part-time, starting your own business or even by volunteering for a charitable organisation.

The Samaritans are inviting applications for a director to lead the charitable organisation that takes over five million calls a year.

Meghan, Harry launch new website The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have officially launched the website for their post-royal charitable organisation, Archewell.

Ros Rowe is the founder and driving force behind the Leg-Up Trust, a charitable organisation that's changing the lives of disadvantaged youth.

The founder of a charitable organisation in Papua New Guinea's capital says there is a growing market for child prostitution in Port Moresby.

Ordinarily, the prospect of the Orthodox church -or any other charitable organisation -scaling back duties in August would have gone unnoticed.

The society, a voluntary charitable organisation supporting the Adelaide & Meath Hospital in Dublin, made the recommendation in a major policy paper published today.

A High Court judge has warned people going to court and suing for damages that the court "is not a charitable organisation".