Meanings of philanthropic organisation in English

Mark Zuckerberg's new philanthropic organisation and claims it is just a way to avoid tax.

The private arts philanthropic organisation Brown Bread carried out a review of the Foundation last year.

Among the attendees was Warehouse founder Sir Stephen Tindall, who set up philanthropic organisation the Tindall Foundation in 1995.

The Pacific Voyagers are supported by Okeanos, a German-based philanthropic organisation, and their trip is being documented in a film.

Texan John Hinckley Jr. was the 25-year-old son of a wealthy oil merchant who was also the president of philanthropic organisation World Vision.

The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, an influential private philanthropic organisation founded by Hewlett-Packard founder William Hewlett, yesterday publicly criticised the Hewlett Packard-Compaq merger.

Bill Gates is the rare tech power player who seems to have made a success of his (and his wife Melinda's) philanthropic organisation.

New documents lodged by the philanthropic organisation with the US tax authorities show Mr McLoughlin's basic salary was $445,783 in 2015.

States are not usually philanthropic organisations, these two least of all.

He holds, or has held, governance roles in a number of educational, sporting and philanthropic organisations.

Today those flags increasingly represent big philanthropic organisations such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

She says there is an opportunity to bring on other partners such as local schools, sports clubs and philanthropic organisations.

Sir, -To date, governments and philanthropic organisations have given billions of dollars to pharmaceutical corporations for research and development for vital Covid-19vaccines.