philanthropic
US /ˌfɪlənˈθrɑpɪk/
・UK /ˌfɪlən'θrɒpɪk/
C1
adj.AdjectiveGiving money to charity; charitable
Companies that are philanthropic and focused on their local community attract more supporters
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Bill Gates meets Aamir Khan
- of billionaires around the world, especially Warren Buffet, to donate a lot. To be philanthropic
of billionaires around the world, especially Warren Buffet, to donate a lot. To be philanthropic
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- And I'm very philanthropic, and I'm very passionate about LGBTQ.
And I'm very philanthropic, and I'm very passionate about LGBTQ.
- And I'm very philanthropic,
And I'm very philanthropic,
How Musk Is Running DOGE Like Twitter | WSJ
- So the trust and safety team was targeted with a particular ferocity and intensity, as well as teams like Twitter Curation and other teams that did philanthropic work, for example.
So the trust and safety team was targeted with a particular ferocity and intensity, as well as teams like Twitter Curation and other teams that did philanthropic work, for example.
- So the trust and safety team was targeted with a particular ferocity and intensity, as well as teams like Twitter Curation and other teams that did philanthropic work, for example.
So the trust and safety team was targeted with a particular ferocity and intensity, as well as teams like Twitter Curation and other teams that did philanthropic work, for example.
TRUTH FILES | Inside Project MKUltra: CIA's Dark Mind Control Program (Now Declassified)
- A 1954 memo reveals the CIA used a philanthropic front to fund covert research at Georgetown University Hospital, conducting secret studies in biological, chemical, and radiological warfare under MKULTRA.
A 1954 memo reveals the CIA used a philanthropic front to fund covert research at Georgetown University Hospital, conducting secret studies in biological, chemical, and radiological warfare under MKULTRA.
- A 1954 memo reveals the CIA used a philanthropic front to fund covert research at Georgetown University Hospital, conducting secret studies in biological, chemical, and
A 1954 memo reveals the CIA used a philanthropic front to fund covert research at Georgetown University Hospital, conducting secret studies in biological, chemical, and
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- I think a great example of this is when we think about people training for marathon with a philanthropic running team.
I think a great example of this is when we think about people training for marathon with a philanthropic running team.
- I think a great example of this is when we think about people training for a marathon with a philanthropic running team.
I think a great example of this is when we think about people training for a marathon with a philanthropic running team.
Prepare for IELTS 12 unit 1 life stories
- She pledged to support humanitarian work in underprivileged regions and donated most of her savings to philanthropic causes.
She pledged to support humanitarian work in underprivileged regions and donated most of her savings to philanthropic causes.
- She pledged to support humanitarian work in underprivileged regions and donated most of her savings to philanthropic causes.
She pledged to support humanitarian work in underprivileged regions and donated most of her savings to philanthropic causes.
Marc Benioff’s Race to One Billion AI Agents | The Circuit
- You are one of the biggest philanthropic givers in Hawaii and San Francisco.
You are one of the biggest philanthropic givers in Hawaii and San Francisco.
- You are one of the biggest philanthropic givers in Hawaii and San Francisco.
You are one of the biggest philanthropic givers in Hawaii and San Francisco.
WEBINAR: Behavior Economics 101
- they choose to eat healthy or not? How do people decide about philanthropic giving and
they choose to eat healthy or not? How do people decide about philanthropic giving and
- also other but very related topics such as why do people choose to exercise or not, why do they choose to eat healthy or not, how do people decide about philanthropic giving, and
also other but very related topics such as why do people choose to exercise or not, why do they choose to eat healthy or not, how do people decide about philanthropic giving, and
Sonja Lyubomirsky: The Benefits of Happiness
- Happy people are more philanthropic, they are more generous and kind to others. They
Happy people are more philanthropic, they are more generous and kind to others. They
- Happier people are more philanthropic.
Happier people are more philanthropic.
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- It's like, "Why are these kids behind an eight ball?" Eventually, all my off-the-court stuff wants to go back into this nonprofit, philanthropic, like, underprivileged children avenue,
It's like, "Why are these kids behind an eight ball?" Eventually, all my off-the-court stuff wants to go back into this nonprofit, philanthropic, like, underprivileged children avenue,
- Even if you look at my endorsements now, there's, like, every single one of my endorsements, every single one of my businesses, they, like, all have a philanthropic side of it because that, to me, is like you talk about culture creation or breaking down stereotypes too.
Even if you look at my endorsements now, there's, like, every single one of my endorsements, every single one of my businesses, they, like, all have a philanthropic side of it because that, to me, is like you talk about culture creation or breaking down stereotypes too.