Sentence examples for dedicated fundraising from inspiring English sources

UK charity Marie Curie has encouraged its team to champion data by appointing a dedicated fundraising monitoring and evaluation officer.

Otherwise there's the Belgian Red Cross, or there's already a dedicated fundraising page for victims and their families.

There's only one person dedicated to fundraising on site, making the goal of raising money nearly impossible.

The new board passed several new statutes at its first meeting, held on Wednesday morning, and Mariella Enoc, the foundation president, vowed it would be like a "house of glass", dedicated to fundraising for hospital research and innovation.

They noted that Wassenaar, who'd replaced Downey as CEO in June 2017, had done a good job and been dedicated to fundraising to save the company since she joined.

The institute said in a statement: "Contrary to its claims to be a marine wildlife conservation group, in reality [Sea Shepherd] are dedicated to fundraising and to spread violence under pretext of protecting whales.

The Democratic candidates who were celebrating on Wednesday were helped by a grassroots fundraising campaign dedicated to improving the gender balance in American politics.

Girl Scouts of the USA has announced the launch of ToGetHerThere, a bold advocacy and fundraising cause, dedicated to girls' leadership.

Solution: a fundraising event dedicated to ending New York's animal over-population problem by setting up free and low-cost spay neuter clinics in the outer boroughs of New York.

We are very pleased he has continued to dedicate time to fundraise with the RNC to support important ground operations for the Republican Party".

And Uttoxeter Racecourse did a fundraising day dedicated to Lisa that generated £20,000.