Sentence examples for fundraises from inspiring English sources
'fundraises' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to the act of raising money for a certain cause or purpose. For example, "The organization fundraises for charity every year."
verb
Third person singular of fundraise
Mr Rubenstein fundraises and is Carlyle's public face; the other two mostly stay out of sight.
On the other side the bags read "Fundraises to further our campaign to raise awareness of cancer and its genetics links in UK and Europe.
A highly skilled organisation that sees 50 children a week, Small Steps receives no government funding and fundraises over £200,000 a year to keep going.
The project, which runs on donations and regularly fundraises, is working towards a paid model – VV hopes TV channels will pay to air their stories.
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Joe Hockey says a political fundraising forum which asked members for $22,000 a year "to assist Joe Hockey" was "grossly misleading" because he had not accepted money from any organisation or individual.
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So what is the future of legacy fundraising, how can more organisations fundraise in this way and how can the sector best approach individuals?
Alex McDowell – head of legacy and tribute fundraising at NSPCC and chair of Remember a Charity Alex's fundraising career has included roles in the higher education sector, direct marketing and community fundraising as well as serving as head of fundraising at The Shakespeare Hospice in Stratford-Upon-Avon. Alex will be online from 1pm.
The schools face a number of challenges along the way, least of all convincing sceptics that such a huge fundraising target isn't crazy.
The RNLI Alternative Boat Race fundraising event on 10 April takes place the day before the BNY Mellon Boat Race on the same stretch of river.
