Sentence examples for little donations from inspiring English sources

Public financing is good because it allows regular people to run against deep-pocketed plutocrats and corporate lackeys, as long as they collect lots of little donations from supporters.

But if there is no such pressure, it's much more difficult to persuade people to give a high volume of little donations, such as the €50 contribution that the Louvre collected in its first online campaign in 2010.

So we don't need much beyond that, yet I don't have the heart to turn his little donations away.

Just think through the basics: if on one side you have over a million people giving you little donations that make up 45% of your budget, and on the other side you have a handful of people giving you big donations that make up 55% of your budget, whose telephone calls are you going to take?

Though passers-by along Route 50 and Mount Pleasant Road can come and see the big model layouts and railroad memorabilia between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays, dropping a little donation in the fishbowl at the front desk, the museum is mostly for the buffs who do their hanging and tinkering and running the trains.

At first I felt a little guilty about my decision, but I've come to the conclusion if we all gave ourselves a little donation to expand our horizons, to explore a foreign country, our parts would add up to the sum of a greater, more tolerant and understanding whole.

"We are deluded by the attention paid to the large contributors in our country," said Wendy Smith, author of "Give A Little: How Your Small Donations Can Transform the World".

WFP, which relies on voluntary funding, has received so little in donations that it has not been able to preposition food for the rainy season.

Below it is a little metal donation box, like the ones Catholic churches put next to the candlesticks.

Me, Mary, with my piddly little credit card donations that I've inputted on numerous Obama campaign contribution forms online.

He has been at Khor Virab 23 years, most of it spent alone in the little church, taking donations and answering the occasional question.