deserving cause

deserving cause

A cause that merits attention, aid, or action due to an inherent goodness of values or intention. The lawyer decided to waive her fees because she felt that the young man's case was a deserving cause.
See also: cause, deserving
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • worthy cause
  • to goodness
  • goodness me
  • my goodness me
  • goodness knows
  • goodness gracious
  • come across with (something)
  • come across with something
  • thank goodness
  • Thank goodness!
References in periodicals archive
Kevin Crute, head of funeral at Central England Co-operative, said: "Holding these events offers a great opportunity for us to meet members of the local community and at the same time raise funds for a very deserving cause.
We thank those who have already donated this year to this very deserving cause If you have been waiting to get your donation turned in, now is the time!
"We are delighted that all our efforts during Beat the Street are going to such a deserving cause and will give a great deal of joy to children for many years."
Giving to Pink collected the Vodafone Community Connection Award after staff in its Pontypridd store chose the deserving cause. The charity, which is run by a group of volunteers, was set up in June 2014 to help women whose lives have been affected by breast cancer.
The model and presenter has practised pay-it-forward, donating a mountain of little clothes and toys to a very deserving cause.
Irn-Bru's Martin Steele said: "We are delighted to be able to support such a deserving cause."
Mr Mulligan, pictured, hit the jackpot with a similar event last year, for the Make a Wish Foundation, and said: "I am aiming to at least make the same amount for what I feel is a very deserving cause. When I found out the amazing work that these young carers do, I knew I had to do something to support them."
They're made with black pepper and cayenne to give them a bit of a bite!" Premiership player Rory, a regular customer, said: "Treats Children's Charity is a really deserving cause."
He says that the will later choose the most deserving cause, and donate for it.
Not only does it raise valuable funds for a deserving cause, but it has real business benefits for individual bakers too.
Being in the company of likeminded people who are all working towards one goal was amazing, and for such a deserving cause.
The deserving cause was nominated by Heart of England Community Foundation, Lodders' chosen charity.
THE annual poppy appeal is well under way and there is no more deserving cause.
Mr Hope, who works for the Child Support Agency in Birkenhead, said: "It's a great opportunity for me to raise some money for a deserving cause.
President Gareth Vaughan said the service was a deserving cause for a national organisation which represented rural areas and had saved many lives.