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The foundation, named after her mother, provides financial help to needy families that are infertile.

He has close ties with the city political establishment and serves more than 200 needy families a week through his food bank.

The officers—led by a woman named Dawn Lerner—provide food and shelter at the hospital for needy people they find on the road.

A caravan from Windsor, Ontario across the river recently delivered a couple of hundred gallons to needy customers.

Beyond the circle of his own servants there were needy persons whom he had been charged with neglecting and even oppressing.

Even the needy “loafer” could not be induced to try the trip—deeming ours too dangerous an expedition.

For they were needy and poverty-stricken, whereas Katheline was comparatively well off.

Thus after all it appears that method means no more than this—to give sometimes more, sometimes less, to all needy people.

He used to leave his home at night, search for the poor and needy and feed them.