'donate themselves' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a person donating their time, effort, or resources to a cause or organization. For example, "Many volunteers donate themselves to the organization to ensure its success."
After I was made redundant, I saw an advert for Vodafone's World of Difference scheme, in which people "donate" themselves to a charity.
Part of the difficulty in treating the pimples of expectant women is that few of these women, if any, are willing to donate themselves (and their fetus) to science just to find an effective zit cream.
But today there are enough people wanting to donate themselves to the facility, so they no longer do that.
Yet that's what happened in World War One, when conscription meant that every 18-year-old in Britain who was strong enough was called upon to donate themselves to a war of attrition.
"The partnership with Bank Muamalat is a major breakthrough that enables the public to support our programmes without directly donating themselves," says UNICEF Indonesia Country Representative Angela Kearney.
It's just they believed the company should maximize profits for shareholders, enabling them to choose where to donate for themselves.
All these models have in common what Inaba and Sekine state about their extension of Velasco-Hernández's Chagas model: "…here we assume that blood donors are randomly chosen from the total population, and so there is no screening and the recipients of blood donations are donating blood themselves at the same rate as anybody else.
For our children, it's about advocating, volunteering (as traditionally defined and through the rather newer concept of micro-volunteering), championing a cause, using "social currency" on a nonprofit's behalf by leveraging their social networks (which they may or may not tell you about), and at some point, donating money themselves.
Gudehus-Wittern said the concept for Cradle came about when she and Wittern (who is her husband) decided they would like to donate more to charities themselves but found themselves coming up short on platforms that let them evaluate all their options and set up donations.
For one thing, it does not explain why corporations do not fall all over themselves to donate in the wake of a major disaster.
"They harvest the deer to keep the population manageable, and what they do not use for themselves they donate so that others may eat.
