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Meanings of local charities in English

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Usage of local charities in English
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The launch weekend will raise funds for local charities including the SPCA.
Radio NZ
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Profits from the event will go to several local charities, according to organizers.
Reuters
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Its 150 workers were chosen with the help of local charities.
Reuters
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When there's a surplus it will be given to local charities.
Radio NZ
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Instead, it has redistributed most of it to local charities and social agencies.
Radio NZ
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He looked like Santa Claus, and his gifts to local charities were legendary.
New york: the novel
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I volunteer some free time to local charities but need to become more involved!
Feminist dot com
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They do not gamble, they contribute lavishly to local charities.
The new yorker
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Now local charities are trying to change the practice, known colloquially as 'sex for fish'.
BBC
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The proceeds in both cases go to local charities.
Reuters
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Money received will feed back into the cause, while extra will go to local charities.
News.com.au
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Some of this property belongs to the local charities.
The Kensington District
13
A bunch of ladies from local charities and horse-riding clubs air kissed and fake hugged.
Stunning
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Throughout the year, though, there are opportunities to get involved, via national charities or local charities.
The Guardian
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When students were first sent home in March, residents and local charities rushed to find solutions.
Reuters
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Five local charities just flat-out asked for money.
Dead ever after
This collocation consists of:
Local charities through the time
Local charities across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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