The phrase 'contribute myself' is not correct.
A more appropriate phrase in written English would be 'contribute my own efforts'. For example, "I want to contribute my own efforts to make a difference in this organization."
"My life has been useful to science less through the little I have contributed myself than through my efforts to let others profit of the advantages of my position," Humboldt wrote not long before his death.
He said: "A lot of runs have been scored by Joe Root, Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow in this series which is great but other guys haven't quite contributed – myself included – and we've got a chance to do that in this game.
"I'll be leading the launch of new culture-related verticals in the next several months, working most immediately on hiring new editors to build on BuzzFeed's great team, helping to define the voice and direction of our pop culture content — and also contributing myself," she said in an e-mail message.
"A lot of runs have been scored by Joe, Ben and Jonny in this series, which is great, but other guys haven't quite contributed, myself included, and we've got a chance to do that in this game," said Cook. "We were very ruthless in that last game.
I applaud the effort and contribute to it myself in keynotes, contributions and writings on the issue.
There is a strongly held view -- one I've contributed to myself -- that our dysfunctional federal government cannot accomplish anything useful on the budget front.
This genre, which I have contributed to myself in an essay in these pages that turned to "Julius Caesar" and "Coriolanus" during the incendiary 2016 Republican primary, will continue to swell as long as Trump remains, incongruously, in the White House.
I'd love to be able to work and contribute, to sustain myself and integrate more.
JR: I was mindful about what was in the papers, and, frankly, that was one of the attractions to the job — to be able to turn an organization around and be able to contribute and commit myself to something that was very important.
In any case of interest, it is true that my benefit from having all of us, including myself, contribute is far greater than the status quo benefit of having no one contribute.
A concept like Malala Coffee however makes me smile as I see myself pushing to learn more, contribute more and give of myself more.
