Sentence examples for donations dropped from inspiring English sources

American donations dropped for several reasons, he said.

Morgan Stanley's donations dropped to $46.7 million in 2010 from $54.3 million in 2007, according to The Chronicle of Philanthropy.

Mr. Koch's charitable donations dropped this year, but remained far above the $97.50 he gave in 1983.

This can also affect public donations – one charity reported its donations dropped by 60-70% in 10 months because of a commission investigation and "sensationalist media reporting".

The year before the Sierra Club cut off donations associated with Chesapeake, forfeiting $30 million in gifts, income from dues and donations dropped by one-third, to $39 million from $56 million, as the recession set in, according to the Sierra Club Foundation's tax return.

The Boy Scouts have yet to publish their 2013 annual report, but in 2012 — the year they publicly reaffirmed their anti-gay policy — donations dropped from more than sixty-one million dollars the previous year (about thirty per cent of the organization's operating revenue) to twenty-seven million dollars (just under twelve per cent).

United Way ranked a distant second, with donations dropping_ _by four per cent, to 3.7 billion dollars.

"Every year, donations drop off in summer, and every autumn, you act surprised.

Boys & Girls Clubs of America, for instance, saw donations drop 4.7percentt last year to a preliminary $524 million.

It can take a museum more than a year to auction a car, and many donors don't want to wait that long for a write-off, Ms. Brinkman said, adding: "We saw donations drop off in that category.

Other animal sanctuaries say they have also noticed a marked drop in people willing to rehome animals because of a lack of space and money – all while the charities themselves are seeing donations drop.