Sentence examples for community fundraiser from inspiring English sources

My brother, David Dunstan, who has died aged 77, was an architect, community fundraiser, yachtsman and prolific watercolourist.

Fernanda Martins, associate strategy director, PHD Global Business Rebecca Rowntree, content creative director, The Corner London Roisin Moore, community fundraiser London & the south, Depaul UK.

99 (87) Jackie Crozier Manchester Gay Pride director As festival director for the 2012 Manchester Gay Pride, Crozier — who previously worked as a community fundraiser for Marie Curie Cancer Care — was responsible for organising the 11-day event, which attracted several top-name artists and thousands of guests.

Lyn Palmer, the British Legion's NI district community fundraiser, said: "The decision has not been confirmed by city hall yet, but obviously if they are able to facilitate us in this way the Legion will be delighted".

One news source reported that RA organizers had intended to hold an October film festival, but a community fundraiser brought in only $5,000 far less than hoped, and not enough to allow an October festival to occur.

Although 95% of staff are volunteers – including 4,700 crew, 150 lifeguards and 20,000 community fundraisers – it still costs £460,000 a day to run the charity, which is wholly reliant on donations.

In pre-trial hearings, it was revealed that Philpott showed a callous disregard for the community fundraisers – and even demanded that hundreds of teddy bears left outside the burnt-out house should be auctioned off and the money given to him.

Community Fundraisers, now launching in beta to U.S. creators, will allow YouTubers to team up together to co-host the same fundraiser.

"The carnival board look towards continued consultation with, and support from, the local community, fundraisers, promoters and businesses to involve them in the preparation and planning of the 2013 event and future St Pauls Carnivals," he said.

Facebook announced today it's expanding its online fundraising tools – basically, Facebook's own take on a GoFundMe-type service – to include support for community fundraisers as well as those for sports teams.

MSU's fraternities and sororities hold many philanthropy events and community fundraisers.