Lineker has been actively involved with other cancer charities such as Leukaemia Busters, where between 1994 and 2005 Gary and Michelle were the charity ’ s patrons.

Instead of knitting for charity, knitters are encouraged to a week ’ s worth of disposable income, including money that otherwise might have been spent on yarn.

One of Judaism ’ s most distinctive and challenging ideas is its ethics of responsibility reflected in the concepts of simcha (" gladness " or " joy "), tzedakah (" the religious obligation to perform charity and philanthropic acts "), chesed (" deeds of kindness "), and tikkun olam (" repairing the world ").

The Royal Horticultural Society is one of the world ’ s leading horticultural organizations and the UK's leading gardening charity dedicated to advancing horticulture and promoting gardening.

She concludes by complimenting Charles ’ charity and generosity.

The live was followed up by a collaboration Act Against AIDS charity single with fellow Japanese artist Kuwata Keisuke titled ‘ Kiseki no hoshi ’ and released on January 23, 1995.

The live was part of Yoko Ono ’ s Dream Power and educational platform where artists came together to hold a charity concert to raise money for school construction funds for children in Africa and Asia.

The Orchestra is a registered charity and usually perform four or five concerts, under the direction of well known professional conductors, each year ( including an annual carol concert ), which take place in the magnificent setting of Chester ’ s ancient Cathedral.

In 2011, on the occasion of Ben Stiller and David Zwirner ’ s Artists For Haiti charity auction at Christie's, Pettibon's No Title ( But the sand ), sold for $ 820, 000.

Emerson burnt the American stars and stripes during the band ’ s appearance at charity event “ Come Back Africa ” at London ’ s Royal Albert Hall, on 26 June 1968, provoking a big controversy and a " lifetime ban ".

Satyabhama gives Krishna away in charity in spite of the other wives ’ pleadings.

In the 21st century, emerged the term “ conspicuous compassion ”, describing a variant consumerist behaviour that is the practice of publicly donating great sums of money to charity, as a means of enhancing the social prestige of the donor man, woman, or family ; thus buildings emblazoned with the donor ’ s name.

Jeanne de la Motte took advantage of the Cardinal's belief in her by borrowing large sums of money from him, telling him that they were for the Queen ’ s charity work.

NUS has established a new charity to drive improvement in students ’ unions.

However, as Jean S. Pictet, Director of the International Committee of the Red Cross, noted in 1951, " the law, however, always lags behind charity ; it is tardy in conforming with life ’ s realities and the needs of humankind ," as such it is the duty of the Red Cross " to assist in the widening the scope of law, on the assumption that … law will retain its value ," principally through the revision and expansion of these basic principles of the original Geneva Convention.

This “ cross-matching ” occurred on May 22, 1587, and is noted in John Dee ’ s diary: “ May 22nd, Mistris Kelly received the sacrament, and to me and my wife gave her hand in charity ; and we rushed not from her .” Nine months later on February 28 Dee ’ s wife Jane gave birth to a son, Theodorus Trebonianus Dee.

The Judgment took place because the Christian church had lost its charity and faith, resulting in a loss of spiritual free will that threatened the equilibrium between heaven and hell in everyone ’ s life

* Celtic Football Club is founded by members of the Marist Order, a teaching institute, as a way of raising money for a poor children ’ s charity.

In 1986 Harryhausen formed The Ray & Diana Harryhausen Foundation, a registered charity in the UK and USA, which preserves all of his collection and promotes the art of stop-motion animation and Harryhausen ’ s contribution to the genre.

* Spirit of Achievement Award, at 2003 by " The Women ’ s Division " of Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University presented Brinkley for her charity work.

Exempt from taxes, they have been called " bloated ", and " a major weakness of Iran ’ s economy ", and criticized for reaping " huge subsidies from government ", while siphoning off production to the lucrative black market and providing limited and inadequate charity to the poor.

Sheen is the president of TREAT Trust Wales, a charity which aims to provide a rehabilitation and therapy centre in the grounds of Swansea ’ s Morriston Hospital by 2015, and is the Welsh ambassador of FILMCLUB, a charity which offers after-school film clubs to state primary and secondary schools in an effort to improve literacy levels.

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Tours may be planned and organised by the participant / s for themselves or organised for a group by a professional holiday business, a club or, as a fund-raising venture, a charity.

Ten percent of the profits of the organization goes into research for Friends of the Earth ( HK )' s Water Action Group, which is a charity aimed to raise public awareness of Hong Kong's coastal environment.

Soon afterward, allegations surfaced that Perón had embezzled large sums from a government-run charity into her personal accounts in Spain.

It could be claimed that a government that orders state banks to open deposit accounts for poor consumers, or a moneylender that engages in usury, or a charity that runs a heifer pool are engaged in microfinance.

Sherman had read in news accounts that there was to be no charge for admittance to the concerts, instead a donation for charity was required.

English charities must comply with the Charities Acts 1992 ( Part III ), 1993, 2006 which regulate matters such as charity reports and accounts and fundraising.

In 2007 the charity achieved its 50th anniversary, in celebration of which they published a book entitled Saving Churches, containing details of their history and accounts of their churches.

Due to the latter legislation, certain AAT Members In Practice, ( not all but a great deal more than before Reporting Accountant standard ) are recognised by the DTI to sign off the Independent Review of charity accounts.

The Charity Commission found that the Appeal had done charitable work and raised significant funds, so should have registered with them and published accounts, taking the view that the legal advice the Appeal founders had taken that the constitution did not create a charity was wrong.

He pled guilty in 1993 to the crime, which involved writing checks on the accounts of The Jimmy Fund, a cancer research charity, and using the funds to " travel, eat at fine restaurants, and purchase fancy clothes and stereo equipment ".

* The accounts produced for Positive Lives did not show a true and fair view of the charity ’ s activities

Begging is defined by the Buffalo Human Rights Law Review as “ the activity of asking for money as charity on the street .” There is evidence to suggest that forced begging is one industry that children are trafficked into, with a recent UNICEF study reporting that thirteen percent of trafficking victims in South Eastern Europe have been trafficked for the purpose of forced begging.

Otmar Oehring from Missio, a German Catholic charity, has said that the cases mean that “ the state's actions suggest it wishes that the monastery no longer existed .”

Which ?, the UK consumer campaigning charity, suggest several sources for individuals seeking an Independent Financial Adviser.

* Pink Triangle Trust, UK charity for humanists and gays

Pink was a soloist in the remake of the 1985 charity single, " We Are the World.

This same spot was the venue for a charity concert featuring Pink Floyd ( minus Waters ) in 1993.

The Women's International Motorcycle Association and other women's motorcycle clubs organize Pink Ribbon motorcycle charity rides during which riders are known to decorate their motorcycles with pink brassieres.

** The Wall – Live in Berlin, a 1990 charity concert held by Roger Waters ( after his departure from Pink Floyd ), released as an album and video in 1990, and DVD edition in 2003

Certain artists have undertaken such action on their own initiative: David Gilmour, for example, announced that he would donate the profits of increased sales in Pink Floyd's Echoes album to charity, stating:

In June 2000, it ran its most controversial article, accusing the owners of a rival magazine, The Pink Paper, of running a corrupt HIV charity.