Sentence examples for fundraising infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Core staff needed to be hired soon, a fundraising infrastructure built up quickly and a support network expanded in early states where deadlines loomed.

In recent months, Trump, who throughout the primary lacked a serious fundraising infrastructure, has ramped up his solicitations for donations by attending several fundraisers across the country.

Even with no fundraising infrastructure the Chinese public spontaneously donated $86m£45m5m) to help victims of the 2004 tsunami.

The father's legacy includes a yawning ground game here and in 10 other states including Nevada, Colorado and Washington, a savvy fundraising infrastructure and a legion of supporters who speak about Rep. Paul in messianic ways.

Fundraising for infrastructure projects in the third quarter of 2016 reached an all-time high with Brookfield Infrastructure Fund III raising $14 billion and Global Infrastructure Partners expecting to raise $15.75 billion by year-end.

DeSantis had raised some seed capital, but fundraising for infrastructure technology can be challenging.

He has yet to establish a branch of his new leadership PAC here, but his fundraising and infrastructure in other states, including key primary battlegrounds like Iowa, have begun to position him ahead of other GOP-ers in advance of the 2012 elections.

A letter written by university trustee Renee Hinginbotham-Brooks in 2013 stressed her concern that the school was "in genuine trouble" due to a decrease in federal aid, a lack of "infrastructure for fundraising" and a smaller pool of potential students who could obtain financial aid, meaning more students who opted for cheaper state schools.

But Trump also depended on the existing Republican Party infrastructure to get people out to vote, and he did not match fundraising efforts for the party as is usually expected of the nominee.

Kessick says that, whilst technological infrastructure and products enable innovative forms of giving, people are still at the heart of fundraising.

Congressional campaign fundraising committees.