The phrase "aims to donate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal related to giving or contributing something, typically in a charitable context.
Example: "The organization aims to donate a portion of its profits to local charities each year."
Alternatives: "intends to contribute" or "plans to give."
No – his website aims to donate £100,000 a year towards financial education.
I recently went on a trip to Malawi to generate awareness for the Ariel "Be Water Wise" campaign which aims to donate 10 litres of safe drinking water to children in developing countries for every pack sold.
Set up a foundation in 2011 that aims to donate S$1 million ($710,000) every year to help with the education of needy children.
Planet Ocean aims to donate 10percentt of its proceeds to coral reef restoration -- and wherever the movable hotel is located, marine biologist Dr. Thomas Goreau will grow a natural coral reef habitat in that same area.
The official corporate political-action committees at other tech companies, including Amazon, Facebook and Google, similarly aim to donate equally to both parties as part of a broader strategy to stave off unwanted regulation.
Plus they do say they aim to donate 70% of revenues to carbon offsets.
In a press release issued on Monday, the 16th of November, eBay announced its aim to donate "five percent of the revenue made on its European marketplaces on the 14th and 15th of November to victims and their families".
In a press release issued on Monday, eBay announced its aim to donate "5percentt of the revenue made on its European marketplaces on November 14 and 15 to victims and their families".
The aim is to get people to donate $1 to different organizations, while getting the complete information about how your donation will be used up front.
James Caan is one of the partners aiming to encourage other entrepreneurs to donate not only money but also time to projects in the slums of India.
It's aimed at inspiring early-stage companies to donate 1% of their equity to a cause of their choice.
