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charity

[char-i-tee] / ˈtʃær ɪ ti /




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I know most of these names from dinner parties and charity events, but I don’t know any of them.

From Literature

The charity founded by Ferguson, Sarah’s Trust, is shutting down after the latest Epstein files revealed the depth of her friendship with Epstein.

From Los Angeles Times

The rest, some 78 percent, is funded by the charity's own investment and self-generated income, including user fees and fundraising, supported by thousands of volunteers.

From Barron's

Cancer charities and doctors are clear about the risks of using sunbeds - and say the machines are linked to higher rates of melanoma and other skin cancers.

From BBC

The UK does have an extensive network of flood defences but there is a patchwork of organisations - including farmers, water companies and charities - responsible for them.

From BBC