Collocations for charity - noun
ADJECTIVE
international,
local,
national
registered
private
AIDS, animal (esp. BrE), cancer, conservation, educational, health, housing (esp. BrE), medical
Christian, faith-based (esp. AmE), Islamic, Muslim, religious
favourite/favorite
registered
private
AIDS, animal (esp. BrE), cancer, conservation, educational, health, housing (esp. BrE), medical
Christian, faith-based (esp. AmE), Islamic, Muslim, religious
favourite/favorite
VERB + charity
donate (money) to,
give (money) to,
support
run
She runs a charity for homeless young people.
run
She runs a charity for homeless young people.
go to
All the proceeds from the sale will go to charity.
All the proceeds from the sale will go to charity.
ask for
accept
They are proud people who don't accept charity.
accept
They are proud people who don't accept charity.
depend on,
live on
They have no money and are forced to live on charity.
They have no money and are forced to live on charity.
charity + NOUN
appeal (esp. BrE),
drive
(AmE)
auction, ball, benefit, concert, dinner, event, function, fund-raiser, game (esp. AmE), match, show
school (esp. BrE)
shop (BrE)
work
worker
auction, ball, benefit, concert, dinner, event, function, fund-raiser, game (esp. AmE), match, show
school (esp. BrE)
shop (BrE)
work
worker
PREPOSITION
for charity
The school raised a lot of money for charity.
The school raised a lot of money for charity.
charity for
a charity for sick children
a charity for sick children