NOUN
- a trust created for charitable or religious or educational or scientific purposes
How To Use charitable trust In A Sentence
- So far ￡114,957 has been raised including a generous donation this week of ￡3,000 from the Hedley Foundation, a charitable trust.
- The project is financed by a charitable trust.
- The Government is trying to encourage organisations to set up charitable trusts to run schools. Times, Sunday Times
- For those students who do not receive an award, there are several options available such as charitable trusts, foundations, and corporate sponsorship.
- Nalamdana, a charitable trust, screened a short film depicting various projects taken up by the street theatre group during its decennial celebrations held recently.
- Charitable Trust . Her longtime spokesman, Howard Rubenstein, had no comment.
- Local philanthropies, chiefly the Pew Charitable Trusts, the Lenfest Foundation and the Annenberg Foundation, pledged to help raise $150 million to guarantee the Barnes's future.
- The family now uses more than 100 trusts, including numerous charitable trusts, to manage its money.
- More than a dozen charitable trusts and City corporations will bankroll all this. Times, Sunday Times
- The old judicial review remedies of certiorari, mandamus and prohibition were never applied to charitable trusts as such.
