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Meanings of charities in English

Russian
благотворительная организация
Portuguese
instituição filantrópica
Spanish
asociacion caritativa
Catalan
entitat benèfica

Non-profit organization with a charitable purpose.

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благотворительная организация
Usage of charities in English
1
Funny how we associate different charities with different times of the year.
The Irish Times
2
A similar law already exists targeting charities and other civil society groups.
Radio NZ
3
The Second World War veteran has raised £33m for health service charities.
BBC
4
Every year it grants millions of dollars to hundreds of different charities.
Reuters
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But charities say hundreds of thousands of people are struggling without help.
BBC
6
Today, faith-based organisations and charities are still major providers of social services.
The Irish Times
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However, several international charities expressed concern over the new trend in spending.
Reuters
8
With your help, these charities can continue to do this vital work
The Guardian
9
Many UK local authorities, charities and individuals lost money in the collapse.
The Guardian
10
He asks, Why does Ireland need seven major charities dealing with homelessness?
The Irish Times
11
Legacy fundraising: do charities need a code of practice to reassure donors?
The Guardian
12
One is the risk that charities' fortunes closely follow those of government.
The Guardian
13
The funds raised continue to benefit the Plunket and St John charities.
Radio NZ
14
She said: These charities should not be allowed to pester the elderly.
The Guardian
15
It makes a real difference to charities working in the local community.
The Irish Times
16
Three-quarters of charities take no state funding, either in grants or contracts.
The Guardian
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