Sentence examples similar to large scale donation from inspiring English sources

The sun was shining Sunday afternoon as La Cañada Presbyterian Church put on a large-scale donation drive for Clothes the Deal, a non-profit that gathers business attire for men and women seeking work opportunities.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of a large-scale donation of pulse oximeters to non-physician anaesthetists working in rural hospitals in Uganda, by assessment of oximetry usage and knowledge of oximetry and hypoxia management at follow-up after training.

At the moment, donors are able to claim tax relief on large-scale donations for themselves.

But even if there was a sudden proliferation of foundations and large-scale donations, would it even make a dent in the spectrum of social need?

One of its last large-scale donations has been to the forthcoming Margaret Thatcher biopic, The Iron Lady, which was awarded £1m in October.

Mark Zuckerberg was by no means the first contemporary CEO to promise and initiate large-scale donations of wealth to self-nominated good causes.

It is heartening that the usually dysfunctional Federal Election Commission has now ruled that candidates cannot solicit large-scale donations for the new "Super PACs" intent on raising hundreds of millions for the 2012 elections.

"This way you can pick what you're going to use, rather than saying, 'What am I going to do with this?' " Years ago, food banks would ask the same question about large-scale donations of produce and meat, which would quickly spoil.

The pursuit of large scale in-kind donations from major retailers that provide the materials and supplies that we will need.

The charity said it was a "clear case of littering on a large scale" and "not a donation left in good faith".

_ The United States' full embrace of blood transfusion began during the Second World War, when large-scale blood donation and mobilization became part of the war effort.