'charity collections' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to collections of money or items made for charities. For example, "We organized charity collections at our school to raise money for those in need."
Wars - the 1939-45 conflist is a permanent backdrop to Sillitoe's early work - street parades, charity collections, in fact any kind of collective endeavour, is there to be evaded or deserted from.
Under the same move, begging, "loitering", antisocial parking, playing loud music, loudly revving car engines, drinking in the street, unauthorised charity collections and skateboarding could also be banned, while a curfew could be imposed on under-18s that would prevent them from entering the town centre between 11PM and 6AM.
Under the same move, begging, "loitering", antisocial parking, playing loud music, loudly revving car engines, drinking in the street, unauthorised charity collections and skateboarding could also be banned, while a curfew could be imposed on under-18s that would prevent them from entering the town centre between 11PM and 6AM.
Youths are trying to cash in on the murder with a bogus charity collection.
Puma is currently organising a charity collection for United for Africa.
No one of course need organize a charity collection for the international elite, whose prospects are the polar opposite of those of the rioters.
Margaret Thrush from Mumbles has been rattling a charity collection bucket under the noses of pub-goers in South Wales for an astonishing 60 years.
Margaret Thrush Fund-raiser This Mumbles woman has been rattling a charity collection bucket under the noses of pub-goers in South Wales for an astonishing 60 years.
Those groups have wide latitude in soliciting donations from the public, and are designated by the government to be focal points of charity collection during times of disaster, when people are looking for any outlet to help the needy.
Imagine that before you were allowed to put your change into a charity collection bucket, you had to prove you were of sufficiently good character for your donation to be accepted.
The report, compiled by Josie Appleton, the Manifesto Club's director, records 12 prohibitions on loitering or congregating in groups, 10 bans on shouting or making noise, nine on swearing, six relating to begging, three outlawing face covering, three on rough sleeping and two on aggressive charity collection.
