Sentence examples for donated change from inspiring English sources

His prep for the first debate involved an open mic night in Las Vegas, and in a cheeky video showing "how to make an honest buck on Wall Street," O'Malley played his guitar while passersby donated change (or didn't). .

For her, it's an effort to persuade customers to donate change from their purchase toward more cookies or to buy extra boxes outright for soldiers abroad and firefighters and police officers nearby.

I decide I like everything about Minnesota, the elderberry on my waffles, that the restaurant asks to round up my check by 60 cents to donate change to a food pantry.

The money donated will change a family's life.

Citing the small average per-person savings in BofA's "Keep the Change" program mentioned above, Karlan worries that by donating spare change, the resultant "warm fuzzy feeling" we get by spending (and donating) could actually be checking the "charity box in your head" that might deter us from greater donations later on.

This week, we've got a video pitch from the social enterprise Casino Patron Charities that wants to turn casino gambling into a charitable activity by making it easy for casino gamblers to donate the change on their winnings to charity.

Our platform lets consumers donate spare change automatically from everyday purchases.

The Charity Swear Box enables you donate that change to such nonprofits as UNICEF, PETA and the World Wildlife Fund.

As he suggests: "Perhaps the best way to resist the donuts at work is to donate your change in the morning to a worthy cause".

Now, Jackson is helping the mother and son by donating the change he makes from panhandling to pay their hotel bill.

(And, if the money you were going to give to politicians is burning a hole in your pocket, then consider donating to Change Congress to help us continue our work to reform the system. If you donate at least $50 here, I'll have some color stickers sent to you right away).