Sentence examples for big fundraising from inspiring English sources

The campaign is also expecting to make a big fundraising push using social media.

But does a charity app always need to be about bringing in big fundraising bucks?

I really admire people like Lawrence Dallaglio and Mo Farah for their big fundraising nights but this isn't our thing.

"We ran a letter-writing campaign, a big fundraising effort; coffee mornings, raffles, a black-tie ball.

The council suggested he needed to raise £150,000 to make a community pool viable but the first big fundraising initiative saw only 25 of the 1,000 tickets sold.

They chart the history of working-class battles from the Peterloo massacre and the birth of the trade union movement right up to the poll tax riots and opposition to the Iraq war, but two of the country's only museums dedicated to working people's history are forced to hold big fundraising events this week to help keep them alive.

A big fundraise should give you leverage across multiple aspects of the business.

After a big fundraise and subsequent reorganization last year at Coursera — which saw a change of CEO, as well as the departure of its COO, CFO, CMO and CPO (along with some 40 others) — the online education startup is today launching a new IT course with Google to underscore its message that the ship is still sailing as it passes 30 million users and 2,500 courses.

The Tories have refused to publish the guest list for the annual dinner, which is the party's second biggest fundraising event.

Some of my biggest fundraising successes have been in contexts where I only fully understood what the charity did after my first week on the job.

I was told 'it will be very hard', 'you won't find a board willing to take the risk' or 'why not try a bigger fundraising role?' But why?