"fund campaign" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an organized effort to gather money for a specific cause or purpose. For example, "The charity launched a fund campaign to raise money for clean water in developing countries."
On Friday, Feb. 8, the last day of the 96th New York Times Neediest Cases Fund campaign, contributions had totaled $7,635,259.
In the last three years, Mr. McCall has received at least $800,000 from equity managers, lawyers and real estate companies doing business with the pension fund, campaign records show.
Mitchell Moore, vice president for advancement at Shenandoah University in Winchester, Va., said the university was making a case to donors that money raised through its annual fund campaign would be spent on immediate needs.
Beginning the annual fund campaign, Mariss Jansons, that orchestra's music director, announced his donation of $100,000 to the symphony as a challenge gift to attract new donors and increase contributions from existing donors.
Last month, Landrieu apologized after it was revealed that she used taxpayer money to fund campaign flights.
Yet given those fact, here is the Fox News headline: "Clinton ally helped fund campaign of key FBI official's wife".
Already the special interests, the ones that fund campaigns, are lined up to defend their shares.
Most Americans do not want their money to go to fund campaigns — in my opinion.
4 Tax unhealthy food to fund campaigns encouraging people to eat more fruit and vegetables and less meat.
They didn't need the parties to get nominated or to fund campaigns.
Diller and Chen, an immigrant himself, will fund campaigns for immigration reform.
