The phrase "in need with" is not correct; it does not make sense in written English.
The phrase you are looking for is "in need of." For example, "He is in need of food and shelter."
"We will be matching local organizations in need with volunteers from campus," Ochsendorf says.
Caregivers, mostly women, provide financial assistance and care to elderly in need with limited recognition.
"Our utmost priority is to provide those in need with the necessary protection".
He would research and treat anyone in need with the appropriate natural remedy.
He always tried to help those in need, with both financial support and advice.
LeanOnMe A text-based college mental health support network, LeanOnMe connects students in need with trained peer supporters.
This all sounds great: providing people in need with real food is clearly preferable to providing them with junk.
Nonprofits like Kiva, DonorsChoose.org, Samasource and Causes use the Internet to connect people in need with donors, jobs or supporters.
Always had a kind word to say, reaching out to those in need with an infectious smile and generosity.
To help people in need with a $32,000 insurance payoff from their friend's fatal car crash.
The database could be used in a time of emergency, like an earthquake or storm, to connect people in need with others in the community who can help.
