Sentence examples for forward donations from inspiring English sources

These meals are covered by customers who "pay forward" donations and Social Bite's Christmas appeal.

In lieu of flowers, please forward donations to either of the following organizations: Chicago Humanities Festival - Virginia Gassel Memorial Fund 500 North Dearborn #.

On Aug. 12, he sent another letter, expressing his concern that the Red Cross could not control its affiliates and making reference to audits of 27 chapters by KPMG, the organization's auditor, that uncovered failures to designate donations appropriately and failures to forward donations to the national headquarters, among other problems.

Please forward any donations to The ALS Association of Greater New York, 116 John Street, Suite 1304, New York, NY 10038.

Because the structure of the fund had not yet been determined, corporations said they were reluctant to come forward with donations, the officials said.

Funding for the project came from a Heritage Lottery Fund grant with additional support from Yorkshire Forward and donations from the public.

We urge our community to come forward with donations, however small, and we also need more volunteers to offer host housing in the East Bay or San Francisco".

A lot of people felt, 'That could've been my daughter.' " And so, when officials announced plans to bury her at Columbia Cemetery in an unmarked pauper's grave, people came forward with donations -- $1 or $10, offered by a patrolman, a laundry owner, an electrician, the feed store operator and others.

The density functional theory (DFT) studies carried out on the 1c and 2c complexes revealed the strong σ-donating nature of the NHC ligand as reflected in their high d/b ratio [i.e. forward σ-donation (d) to backward π-donation (b)] of these complexes and, thus, point towards greater stability of the Pd NHC interaction in these complexes.

Ever since, I have forwarded my donations with some degree of reluctance.

But he disputed that officials of the company had violated any laws restricting political activity by nonprofit companies in forwarding campaign donations from its doctors to state candidates.