The charity party was just one of five events Roddick had to attend that night.

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The ceremony was followed by a charity garden party for 400 people in the grounds of The Prebendal, with all money raised going to the Bomber Command Memorial Maintenance Appeal Fund.

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His charitable deduction will be limited to the amount for which the charity sells the car to a third party.

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Golden Dawn, an anti-immigration party, has staged several "charity" food distributions for poor Greeks.

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They also throw a pre-Derby party around the race to help out a charity called Blessings in a Backpack, a program that feeds elementary school children on the weekend across 32 states and three countries.

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Guardian columnist George Monbiot has agreed to carry out three years of charity work to settle a libel action brought by former Conservative Party chairman Lord McAlpine.

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Mr. Rhodes cited the classic number by Bob Fosse, "Rich Man's Frug, " from "Sweet Charity, " in which the main character winds up at party that's out of her league.

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The president-elect could return that money to contributors, donate it to charity, form a political action committee or contribute to other candidates, PACs or party committees, as long as he stays within federal contribution limits.

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