Sentence examples for collect blankets from inspiring English sources

Among other activities, a collection drive will take place to collect blankets, towels and toys for shelter animals.

She heard from a college friend, Danielle Moss Lee, the head of the Young Women's Christian Association of the City of New York, that the organization planned a weeklong drive to collect blankets, work gloves and other supplies for families in Coney Island in Brooklyn.

Churches collected blankets and pillows.

Its in-house cooks had been producing food for local relief centres, while other employees had been collecting blankets, toiletries and toys for donation, it said.

"I find a lot of inspiration in tribal-type patterns," said Ms. Campanaro, 35, who collects blankets, tapestries and other woven goods on her travels to countries like Mexico and Indonesia and frequently uses them to decorate her home.

The South African Council of Churches collected blankets and food to support those left homeless by the government's urban clearances, but distribution has been delayed by government demands for proof that the food has not been genetically modified and by extra paperwork over import-duty exemption.

He is collecting blankets, hats, and other supplies and putting them in backpacks to hand out.

Shaw told HuffPost that the family has given back to local shelters in the past, collecting blankets and towels for animals in need.

"He was so excited". Shaw told HuffPost that the family has given back to local shelters in the past, collecting blankets and towels for animals in need.

Driving away the few British and Indians left in those camps (who included women) and taking four prisoners along the way, the Patriots collected blankets and other personal possessions from the Indian camps.

In the 1980s and 1990s the number of ballot initiatives soared, as tycoons from Silicon Valley and Hollywood, or special interests such as public-sector unions, threw millions of dollars into campaigns, paying college students a dollar or more for each signature they collected, blanketing the airwaves with demagogic attack ads and pestering residents with robo-calls at suppertime.