… Reductions in charitable donations and volunteer time have been seen in charity settings
with charities now responding more to crisis planning, including welfare and wellbeing support …

… of key charity stakeholders (social control agents) of charities registered with the Charity …
Adapting existing theories of fraud to charities, we propose a ‘fraud tower’ with three layers: …

… system for UK charities, the UK-CAT, and apply it to charity registration data. To fully assess
how successful this process has been, this section outlines how charities are distributed …

… For example, Guangzhou Pharmaceuticals Corporation made generous donations to charity
after a product defect crisis. Studies of Chinese firms have found that corporate philanthropy …

… However, as the IRS clarified in 2002, tax-exempt hospitals that do not operate
emergency rooms should either have a charity care policy or provide some charity care. Id. (citing …

… The charity offers mental health services including talking therapy, crisis helplines, advocacy,
… with mental health challenges to continue to live independent lives and not fall into crisis. …

… crisis, … of charities’ critical roles in shaping understanding of global poverty and influencing
perceptions of distant others in the Global North, more attention has been paid to charity …

… humanitarian agencies and crisis-affected communities. It … for effectively collaborating with
crisis-affected communities. … communities in moving from a charity-led approach to one of …

… charity organizations operating in a major developing, Muslim-majority country in the period
1996–2019. This study reveals that those faith-based charity … -based charity organization, …

… Yet in times of acute crisis, Calama himself turned to the spiritual aid he had maligned. Just
a year after the letter cited above, in 1792, Calama advertised a public penitential procession …