Sentence examples for boost fundraising from inspiring English sources

At Queens hospital in Malawi this spring, we interviewed doctors and patients to learn more about regional obstacles and realities – and to collect stories to boost fundraising efforts.

Conventions not only tend to provide a bump in polling, but also help boost fundraising.

Senate Democrats have turned to a new Intuit program called GoPayment to boost fundraising.

Canter and Fischer also said Mashburn may have violated the prohibition on using public office for the private gain of her former employees, if she used her office to help Heritage boost fundraising at the Oct. 16 event.

Mr Fowkes said while many of Oxfam's supporters used sites like Facebook and Twitter to boost fundraising, he said Stephen's case was "unprecedented" because of its enormity.

By letting nonprofits personalize their sites and making donating as simple as possible, Classy has been able to boost fundraising by an average of 220percentt year over year, Chisholm tells TechCrunch.

Beyond being flooded with phone calls offering commissions for everything from a house extension to a luxury hotel (none of which they have had the capacity to take on), the Turner prize limelight has boosted fundraising to help renovate further houses in the street, five of which have been completed so far, now let out at social rent.

Participating in a debate isn't a requirement to be on a state's ballot, but it is an obvious benefit that gives a candidate national attention and usually boosts fundraising.

Despite winning the Republican primary contest on 4 May, Trump evidently did not enjoy an immediate boost in fundraising.

He reduced budgets and boosted fundraising, alleviating the concerns of corporate sponsors while recruiting new ones.

Venture capitalists secured $6.53 billion for their future investments during the first quarter, putting the industry on pace to boost its fundraising efforts for the fourth consecutive year.