Give generously to a charity that supports immigrants or African-Americans.
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Many will give generously to charity, exchange gifts and visit relatives.
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Robin's heart was healed to perfection and he continued to give generously.
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More importantly, big telecommunications companies give generously on both sides of the aisle.
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Give generously of your time, but don't skimp on your own self-care.
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The IRS continues to reward taxpayers with philanthropic inclinations — as long as they give generously.
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For years, Americans have utilized the charitable tax deduction as an incentive to give generously to a variety of charities.
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"People who give generously to any charitable cause expect transparency and the careful use of every dollar," Mr. Grassley said.
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The U.S. has continued to give generously to Israel even as Israel treats our officials with contempt, along with our president.
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Conservative funders like the Walton Foundation also give generously to charter schools and liberal think tanks such as the Center for American Progress.
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We spoke to nine experts who defined "wealth" in many different ways, from being able to give generously to buying back your time.
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According to campaign finance reports, the company and the five brothers who own it give generously to candidates at the local, state and federal level.
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At the Governors Awards, the academy president John Bailey made brief mention of the fires, and encouraged the well-heeled crowd to give generously to relief efforts.
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The other is to lean on veteran Democratic senators who aren't up for reelection or facing little danger this year to give generously from their campaign accounts.
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Worse, they're overlooked by wealthier Muslim neighbors who give generously to many charities, especially during Ramadan, but too often fail to see the economic struggles in their own backyards.
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Schumer took the reins last week by sternly warning colleagues during a private lunch not to be complacent and to give generously from their campaign accounts to bolster the DSCC.
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Your income is honestly earned, you pay an appropriate amount of tax, you don't use questionable tax maneuvers, and your returns show that you give generously to charities that do good work.
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Mr. Adelson, who spent millions of dollars supporting Mr. Gingrich's unsuccessful presidential campaign in 2012, has promised to give generously to groups supporting Mr. Trump, but does not appear to have cut any significant checks yet.
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He is right, of course, that we should not focus only on Asia and Africa in our charity giving, but give generously to the poor right here in one of the wealthiest countries in the world.
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Its professors earn enormous sums as consultants to businesses populated by their former students, who also give generously to their alma mater: Its endowment stood at $2003 billion by 2015, a dedicated portion of the university's enormous $32.7 billion.
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HTC had a strong relationship with Mr. Silver, because it represents 2015,000 New Yorkers and because it gave — and continues to give — generously to the New York State Democratic Assembly Campaign Committee, which was for years was controlled by Mr. Silver.
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When you are deciding how to plan your estate, keep these key ideas in mind: the importance of learning responsibility with money early, practicing frugality and stewardship often, enjoying the inheritance with your family to build memories, teaching your children well to replicate generosity and stewardship and to give generously to a charitable cause or someone in need.
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One not-so-well-kept secret on the puzzle-making side of the business is that your favorite puzzle makers may have learned their trade from a more experienced constructor (Full disclosure: I owe my career to Nancy Salomon, who was incredibly patient with me as I learned the ropes.) Mentors are published constructors who give generously of their time and teach new constructors how to polish a theme, what good fill looks like and how to write clues.
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When he died in 1958, he left Marianne a large fortune and a collection of gifts that furthered her interest in Ireland and the desire to give generously.
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THỰC HÀNH TỪ THIỆN THEO MƯỜI ĐẠI NGUYỆN CỦA ĐỨC PHỔ HIỀN BỒ TÁT # To make abundant offerings. (e.g. give generously) # To repent misdeeds and evil karmas. # To rejoice in others' merits and virtues. # To request the Buddhas to continue teaching.
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All lodges are charged with maintaining an appropriate level of charitable giving to good causes. In some jurisdictions, the office of 'Charity Steward' exists. He is responsible for encouraging the members to give generously, as well as leading discussions about the appropriate recipients of the lodge's charitable donations.
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Obelisk commemorating Rock's gift of Rock Park in Barnstaple at the town-side entrance to the park. In 1884 Rock sold the Rock Brothers Ltd. to Dickinson & Co. and retired. With no wife or children to support, he decided to give generously to his birthplace, Barnstaple, and became engaged in multiple philanthropic activities.
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It was handsomely supported by local merchants who took advantage of the tax exemptions of the time not to garner more wealth, but to give generously to public causes. Tan Jiak Kim gave the largest individual sum. Another donor, Tan Chay Hoon donated a building to the school in memory of his father, Tan Teck Guan. The Tan Teck Guan Building was built in 1911.
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He was the chairman of the Hong Kong Christian Industrial Committee for more than 20 years. He was also founding chairman of the Association for Democracy and Justice in 1985 and became founding chairman of the Association for Democracy and People's Livelihood in 1986. He founded first green group in Hong Kong Conservancy Association and Hong Kong Youth Music Society. His motto was to 'Live simply, give generously, and think vigorously'.
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Fairhurst won the event, ahead of Daniel Yanofsky, Robert Wade and Wolfgang Heidenfeld, among others. He later lost a match to Wade in Glasgow in 1953. As the best of his playing days drew to a close, Fairhurst continued to give generously of his time and money, for the furtherance of Scottish Chess. He was made President of the Scottish Chess Association (SCA) from 1956 and forged new links with the British Chess Federation.
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The Falkirk Herald launched several notable appeals in the first decades of the 20th century. A fundraising drive on behalf of Belgian refugees from the First World War earned a formal thank you from the King of Belgium. In the aftermath of the Redding pit disaster in 1923, The Falkirk Herald appealed for its readers to give generously on behalf of the victims. The appeal raised a staggering £63,000 – equivalent to several million pounds today.
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Each year, Passion Conference attendees are encouraged to give generously toward Christian outreach around the world: raising $785,000 to build a Syrian Hospital in 2016 and sponsoring 7,000 at- risk children through Compassion International in 2017. As a part of the Passion movement, Giglio also founded sixstepsrecords, a record company that works in partnership with Sparrow Records and is a subsidiary of Passion Conferences. This label is home to artists Crowder, Sean Curran, Kristian Stanfill, and Passion.
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Mary Shreve (Ames) Frothingham (February 1, 1867 - May 5, 1955) was born into the prominent Ames family of Easton, Massachusetts. She held crucial roles in the development of many local and nationally recognized organizations through leadership and financial contributions. She assumed modesty in her personal life so as to give generously to others. Her legacy in her hometown can still be enjoyed by many at the Ames Free Library, Unity Church, Frothingham Hall, Frothingham Park and her home ‘Wayside’.
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Some of her wealthy friends contributed often to her financial needs, such as Doane, Sankey, and Phoebe Knapp,Blumhofer (2005), pp. 213, 223. although she still tended to give generously to those whom she saw as less fortunate than herself.Blumhofer (2005), p. 321. Her longtime publisher The Biglow and Main Company paid her a small stipend of $8 each week in recognition of her contributions to their business over the years, even after she submitted fewer lyrics to them.Blumhofer (2005), p. 325.
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Kenneth's devotion to his wife, Mary Philips, and to his brother, Jo, as well as to Jo's adopted son, Michael Mielziner, continued until his death and then beyond. His own professional success as a story director with MGM allowed him to help support his brother's career, give generously to others, and contribute to the theatre, even after his own death. Mielziner was a five-time Tony Award winner. Kenneth and his wife, Mary Philips, both actors, were also long-time supporters of the arts.
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Bonfilh's stanzas (2, 6 and 8)W. D. Paden and F. F. Paden (2007), Troubadour Poems from the South of France (Cambridge: D. S. Brewer), 221–22. Guiraut, I sing to make my heart rejoice And for love of one who keeps me happy, And because I like honor and joy and youth; But I'd never sing only for money, Nor do I seek it; I'd rather give it to you, For I give generously, all for the love of my lady, Who is clever and worthy and pretty and gay. Because she smiles so sweetly to me, I sing.
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Asia West Pacific Section (AWPS) is geographically the largest FWCC Section stretching from Japan in the north to New Zealand and Australia in the south and from the Philippines in the east to India in the west. Asia West Pacific Section is growing significantly and recently welcomed into Membership the Philippine Evangelical Friends Church, a Filipino programmed and evangelical Friends Meeting; Marble Rock Friends and Mahoba Yearly Meeting in India. Some AWPS Friends Meetings are numerically small, e.g. those in Korea and Hong Kong but nonetheless give generously to Friends work internationally and contribute a lot to the life of Friends.
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She stated, "Our success as a nation depends on our willingness to give generously of ourselves for the welfare and enrichment of the lives of others." She undertook a "Vest Pockets for Volunteerism" trip, where she visited ten different volunteer programs. Susan Porter, in charge of the First Lady's scheduling, noted that Pat "saw volunteers as unsung heroes who hadn't been encouraged or given credit for their sacrifices and who needed to be". Her second volunteerism tour—she traveled within the United States—helped to boost the notion that not all students were protesting the Vietnam War.
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After admonishing him for hitting a policeman, Bender leads the way and they escape into the night. At the end of his patience, demoralized and bankrupted, Bender proposes that he and Vorobyaninov go their separate ways. In a desperate attempt to keep Bender from leaving, Vorobyaninov flings the remains of the last chair into the air, and collapses to the ground feigning an epileptic seizure; this is an act they had previously rehearsed as part of a con. Attracted by the crowd and understanding what Vorobyaninov is doing, Bender calls for the crowd's attention and begs the passers-by to give generously to this sad and stricken man.
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Although he accepts giving as "praiseworthy", he questions the motives of prosperity theology and criticizes the "Law of Compensation", which teaches that when Christians give generously, God will give back more in return. Rather, Jones cites Jesus' teaching to "give, hoping for nothing in return". Jones and Woodbridge also note that Jesus instructed followers to focus on spiritual rewards, citing his command in Matthew 6:19–20 "Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth ... But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven" (KJV). Jones criticizes the doctrine's view of faith: he does not believe that it should be used as a spiritual force for material gain but seen as selfless acceptance of God.
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