The phrase "a rush to give" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a quick or urgent desire to provide something, often in a charitable or generous context.
Example: "In times of crisis, there is often a rush to give donations to support those in need."
Alternatives: "an eagerness to donate" or "a surge in generosity".
Few ever anticipated such a rush to give money back.
He added, "I certainly wouldn't be in a rush to give him new A.C.L.'s".
It was 15 years ago that Ted Turner needed something interesting to say in a speech — and decided, in a rush, to give away $1 billion.
Fassel said he tried not to abandon the run, but he clearly was not in a rush to give Barber more carries.
With the Rangers on a power play and Dunham pulled for an extra attacker, Bobby Holik forced overtime with 1 minute 22 seconds remaining in regulation, before defenseman Tom Poti scored on a rush to give the Rangers their first overtime victory this season one minute into the four-on-four extra session.
Officials at colleges without anything like Harvard's $35 billion endowment say a rush to give tuition discounting to the middle and upper middle class at institutions like theirs could end up shifting financial aid from low-income students to wealthier, make pricing seem even more arbitrary and create pressure to raise full tuition to pay for all the assistance.
The X-Files was never in a big rush to give us all the answers to the vast conspiracy that underpinned it, and the same holds true here.
Malan scored on a 1-yard rush to give Brown a 21-7 haleadme lead.
Patrick Kane scored his third goal of the night 11 minutes 40 seconds into the second overtime — a one-timer off a pass from Jonathan Toews on a two-on-one rush — to give Chicago a 4-3 victory and send the Blackhawks to the Stanley Cup finals.
"Then there was a statement coming out saying the club were in no rush to give myself a contract.
The other criticism, which is usually voiced by experienced venture capitalists, is that the rush to give a bunch of newcomers checkbooks is harming the quality of venture capital dealmaking.
