Sentence examples for calling for donations from inspiring English sources
She had a bite of a sandwich and a bite of a cookie and drew a heart next to her name on a poster reading, "Tomorrow's warfighter needs you today," calling for donations to the Army Emergency Relief.
[DNA Info] The father of Leiby Kletzky, the 8-year-old Brooklyn boy who was kidnapped and murdered this month, spoke for the first time since his son's funeral, calling for donations to a charitable fund.
More immediately, the moral implications of these numbers are nowhere more acute than in discussions with local food bank staff who are calling for donations not just of food, but warm clothing and children's shoes, in particular.
The Liberal senator Cory Bernardi and Greens leader Richard Di Natale have joined two Coalition ministers in calling for donations to be limited to individuals on the electoral roll.
He helped create Africa for Norway, a spoof campaign based on the original Band Aid song, that has African singers belting out a moving charity single, calling for donations to help send radiators to Norway, where poor children are freezing in the snow.
A website he set up calling for donations for Mr Kandiah raised £30,000.
The Arab Doctors' Union has called for donations and volunteers.
A speaker earlier in the day had called for donations to missions in the developing world.
The artist, Poppy Jackson, previously called for donations of menstrual blood from women in London and Bradford for a project.
Bhuj is in a semi-desert with few trees, so officials have called for donations of wood.
When he recently went into the centre of town with a megaphone and called for donations for the migrants, "within 10 minutes there were four cars of supplies".
