Sentence examples for get a fundraising from inspiring English sources
He doesn't have money or organization, but neither did Gingrich when he was being taken seriously as a contender — and if Santorum wins Iowa, he'll get a fundraising boost in a hurry.
In your own life, is it more meaningful to get a fundraising email and see an ad on Facebook, or to have a real conversation with someone you know?
The very act of hiring an engineer may be just the last push needed to get a fundraising round done and secure the next few months for a startup.
And if they choose the former, are they aware of the message that will send not just to LGBT people at Candler, but also to the gay alum who gets a fundraising letter, the straight ally considering a professorship at Emory, or the out teenager weighing their undergraduate acceptance letter?
Last week, JJB was taken off the life support machine after its advisers finally managed to get a £100m fundraising away despite a vicious hoax.
We've now got a new fundraising regulator but fundamentally nothing has changed – charities are still self-regulating, and if we don't learn how to do this better, the Etherington Report made it clear that more severe statutory regulation is around the corner.
The video of Lucas being removed went viral in a way few West Virginia Judiciary Committee hearing events do, with left-leaning outlets like Rolling Stone and The Intercept, which reported that Lucas got a major fundraising boost thanks to the ensuing publicity.
Now that they have fallen back, Tesco would struggle to get a discounted and dilutive fundraising off the ground.
It is designed for nonprofit executives and managers who are unfamiliar with development, professionals wishing to transition into the nonprofit sector, individuals seeking to get a start in the fundraising field, and others.
