Sentence examples for grassroots contributions from inspiring English sources

Oh, and on grassroots contributions, of course.

In a letter to the FEC, Robert F. Bauer, the Bradley campaign's general counsel, argued that online fund-raising would help level the playing field for campaign financing by attracting grassroots contributions.

It is their grassroots contributions, their canvassing and phone banking, their spamming all their friends on Facebook, email and Twitter that is the model of a Democratic post broadcast age campaign.

They say their funding is now about evenly split among grassroots donations, larger contributions and foundation money, with no more than one-fifth of their total budget coming from a single source.

Ms. Dees-Thomases said the march had depended on its grassroots volunteers and contributions from corporate sponsors like the Dannon Company, the yogurt maker, and Parents Magazine, as well as allied groups like Handgun Control and donors like Irene Diamond, an arts patron, and George Soros, the financier.

Sanders has predicated his campaign on a promise to assuage growing wealth and income inequality in the US, and he has received support from a record number of grassroots donors whose small contributions have consistently added up to monthly fundraising totals that dwarf those of his opponent, Hillary Clinton.

The DSCC also boasted that 99percentt of its contributions were grassroots donations, meaning they were under $200.

Campaign filings show zero grassroots support but major contributions by the state's largest business lobby, WMC. .

California-based Americans for Safe Access (ASA) and other grassroots groups rely on contributions from patients and pot clubs for funding and take a more movement-oriented approach.

Fans' groups are campaigning for some of the extra cash to be used to subsidise ticket prices, while the Labour MPs David Crausby and Steve Rotheram have launched a campaign to raise the minimum contribution to grassroots football and "good causes" from around 4% to a guaranteed minimum of 7.5%.

Zuckerman's was a grassroots kind of campaign, with contributions averaging forty dollars.