charity collection

Perhaps you felt guilty about ignoring a charity collection, and so decided to punish yourself?

If there are none, you can toss them into a charity collection box or trash bin.

Offering to collect your elderly neighbour's shopping or organising a charity collection have the same effect.

The charity collection, sponsored by the social club the Round Table, has been sidelined.

The card can also be deposited into a charity collection box, with the S$1 deposit going to charity.

The blue charity collection boxes have been distributed by the JNF almost from its beginning.

Finding none, he drops them into the charity collection box at the shopping center entrance, keeping the shoes he wore for disposal later.

In a hidden camera challenge, the contestants are tested to see if they will donate any of the $100 to a woman at a charity collection table.

During the 1990s, the Squadron revived its charity collection at Christmas, with particular emphasis on collecting for Children's hospitals.

Police are hunting a thief who stole a charity collection box from a shop in Clayton Street, Newcastle, yesterday.

In some Sephardi congregations, the charity collection box is passed around at this time during the services, and is labeled Vayivarech David.

In 1948 Rosenbaum arrived in Cuban on a charity collection mission for the Israeli Irgun.

POLICE were today investigating reports of bogus door-to-door charity collections in Londonderry.

Other uses have been as grandstands at the Epsom Derby or for charity collections in local carnivals and at Christmas.

In 1669, the Franciscans converted the site into a charity collection center with the name of Santa María de la Consolación.

The average German quickly grew tired of constant political pestering and the ceaseless charity collections by Hitler Youth and brownshirts, which amounted to a quite substantial unofficial tax.

Wasp HAS.1 XT788 is based in Devon, England but is displayed at various locations around the United Kingdom as a focal point for charity collection.

The song was accompanied by a video in which an unflattering Spitting Image-style puppet of Schröder stole coins from a charity collection tin and medicine from the sick.

I'm used to seeing a permanent charity collection on my high street - whether they're playing a trombone, dressed as a cuddly bear or clutching a clipboard doesn't bother me in the slightest.

These community projects enrich local knowledge and encourage good citizenship, usually a cadet can contribute to his/her community by charity collection, public parades, assisting local services and helping at public events.

She said employees cowered at the rear of the kitchen while students threw the plants in the restaurant, emptied change out of a container for charity collections and tried to remove one of the registers.

In what deputy district judge Alan Berg branded an "act of breathtaking wickedness", Daniel Bell, 30, of Stockport, pleaded guilty to stealing a Macmillan cancer charity collection box containing £50.

Several years ago, Islamic associations in Arab towns began organizing projects ranging from charity collections for the needy to volunteer "work camps" in which residents paved roads and sidewalks, refurbished buildings and built homes for the poor.

O'Farrell has contributed short stories and non-fiction pieces to a number of charity collections; Nick Hornby's Speaking with the Angel, Magic, Mums, Dads and Being British edited by Gordon Brown.

On about a dozen ultra-Orthodox pirate stations that have sprung up in recent years, several of them in Jerusalem, rabbis and other broadcasters serve up a mix of biblical lessons and Jewish music, inspirational sermons, family counseling, stories for children and charity collections for the poor.