The phrase "able to donate the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or eligibility to contribute something, typically in a charitable or medical context.
Example: "She is able to donate the necessary funds to support the local shelter."
Alternatives: "capable of contributing the" or "qualified to give the".
"Right now is not the time because I wouldn't be able to donate the right amount of time," he added.
But the church said it won't be able to donate the money to the fund until the resolution of a lawsuit by the husband of one of the victims demanding the church account for how the donations have been managed.
But like every candidate who hopes to remain in the race long-term, she needs to tap wealthy individuals able to donate the legal maximum of $2,500 per person in the nominating contest and to "bundle" donations from their social and business networks.
Plans were delayed while courts determined the status of the land, but most claims are now settled, and the German Finance Ministry recently announced that it might be able to donate the 65percentt of former border land still in government possession.
Through this program, consumers are able to fill the used boxes they've acquired from retailers with anything they no longer want, and they're able to donate the items to Goodwill.
Phenols are able to donate the hydrogen atom of the phenolic group to the free radicals, stopping the chain propagation step during the oxidation process.
"I've done many projects all over the world, but nothing comes close to the significance of being able to donate this block".
If you are able to donate to the mission of the TREE Fund, and to the cyclists of the STIHL Tour des Trees, give whatever you can.
"For app users we solve the problem of not being able to donate to the charity they care about.
On its website visitors are able to donate to the group, which claims to be wholly independent of the Conservatives and that it intends to "reclaim the voice of young people in politics, bringing together individuals and groups in our education system, workplaces and communities".
Canadians were able to donate through the Humanitarian Coalition which distributed funds to partner organizations working in the field.
