- A
charitable organization or
charity is an
organization whose primary objectives are
philanthropy and
social well-being (e.g. educational,
religious or...
- The
Charitable Corporation was an
institution in
Britain intended to
provide loans at low
interest to the
deserving poor,
including through large-scale...
- A
charitable trust is an
irrevocable trust established for
charitable purposes. In some jurisdictions, it is a more
specific term than "
charitable organization"...
- A
charitable gift
annuity is a gift
vehicle that
falls into the
category of
planned giving. It
involves a
contract between a
donor and a charity, whereby...
- A
charitable hospital, or
charity hospital, is a non-profit
hospital that
provides treatment for poor and
uninsured people who can not
purchase treatment...
- the
United Nations, the
European Commission, Oxfam, the
Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust, UK
Department for
International Development DFID,
Bromley Trust...
-
Charitable choice refers to
direct United States government funding of
religious organizations to
provide social services.
Created in 1996, charitable...
-
Charitable immunity is a
legal doctrine which holds that a
charitable organization is not
liable under tort law. It
originated in 19th-century
Great Britain...
- This is a list of
wealthiest charitable foundations worldwide. It
consists of the 49
largest charitable foundations,
private foundations engaged in philanthropy...
- "righteousness" and "justice"
rather than benevolence, generosity, or
charitableness. The
Torah requires that 10
percent of a Jew's
income be
allotted to...
