The phrase "advance donation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a donation made prior to a specific event or purpose, often to support a cause in advance.
Example: "We encourage everyone to make an advance donation to help fund the upcoming charity event."
Alternatives: "pre-donation" or "prior donation".
Part of the problem is history: before modern medical advances, organ donation used to be quite painful and dangerous.
The U.S. should be leading the way in adopting the most scientifically advanced blood donation system.
"It's the only party at either convention that celebrates our First Amendment rights" of freedom of speech, the press and religion.But Chili Peppers fans and Affleck lovers be forewarned: Entry to this party requires a special invitation mailed several weeks in advance and a donation ranging from $1,000 to $50,000.
While we eagerly await new advances in organ donation that are high tech, we can also focus on "home talk" that may blossom someday into the gift of life.
What To Do If you do decide you want to donate your body, it's best to make arrangements in advance with a body donation program in your area.
Friday at 8 30 p.m. Suggested donation: $17 $15 inn advance.
(Open by appointment; 802-843-1010 in advance. The suggested donation is $3 for adults).
Human body donation may advance scientific efforts or medical understanding, but in the view of artists Christine Borland and Brody Condon, studying cadavers could also be a tool for artistic experimentation and method.
As it happened, getting people to make their $20 donation in advance was a pretty shrewd move, and one that would help me understand what "revitalising" the Los Angeles River actually involves.
As it happened, getting people to make their $20 donation in advance was a pretty shrewd move, and one that would help me understand what "revitalizing" the Los Angeles River actually involves.
