The phrase "a drive to help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong motivation or desire to assist others or contribute positively.
Example: "Her career choice was influenced by a drive to help those in need, particularly in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "a desire to assist" or "a passion for helping".
Germany is set to take 800,000 refugees as part of a drive to help people fleeing conflict in Syria, Eritrea, and other areas.
I'd learned that Gongmeng, or the Open Constitution Initiative — a group set up in 2003 by lawyers and scholars to promote the rule of law — was carrying out a drive to help them with warm clothing.
Germany's move seemed intended to pre-empt any effort by Italy and France to start a drive to help loosen central bank policy and pursue a more growth-oriented strategy.
Here, at Uzbekistan's bustling border city, an enormous, and enormously complicated, relief effort is set to begin, a drive to help Afghan civilians who are less than an hour away.
All this should be part of the national conversation on race, as well, and prompt a drive to help young black men end up in jobs and stable families rather than in crime or jail.
And Mr. McCain, who campaigned for 55 House Republicans last fall in a drive to help Republicans hold onto their majority, raised the possibility that he, and Mr. Feingold, would hold town hall meetings in the districts of Republicans Mr. McCain supported in the campaign who might now be tempted not to back his bill.
As a result, one Los Angeles student wants to start a food drive to help the homeless.
Organizing a diaper drive to help families in your own community is an easy way to make a big impact.
So, anybody wanna donate a hard drive to help out the DEA? - Mitt Romney campaigned at a Miami restaurant owned by a convicted cocaine smuggler.
So the union has launched a crowdfunding drive to help finance its campaigns.
Some put together a crowdfunding drive to help support first responders.
