Sentence examples for needs to donate from inspiring English sources

The crisis engulfing South Sudan is greater than those endured by Darfur or the Central African Republic, according to a senior UN diplomat who says the world urgently needs to donate at least another $500m£298m8m) if the country's slide into humanitarian disaster and famine is to be halted.

If one of them wanted to see Biden, he needed to donate at least a thousand dollars.

But if the campaign is to keep up with the opposition, they will need to donate – and heavily.

Sir Paul kept mentioning Sandy and the need to donate, feeling comfortable and not at all lordly.

Mr. Arader spoke of someone who gave away a "ton of Audubons and only needed to donate three or four".

I'd like to nominate everyone, everywhere, who has more than what they need, to donate what they can to the people who need it most.

You don't need to donate to charity to feel all warm inside.

Johnson says there's no need to donate the big bucks.

In order to be in the running for a pair, interested parties need to donate $10 to the Michael J. Fox Foundation.

This means Uber and its riders will need to donate at least $300,000 by end of day Friday in order to reach the 3 million goal mark.

With plenty of reputable, well-established nonprofits around, there's rarely a need to donate to something with a name like "Citizens Committee for the Reconstruction of Haiti" or "Project to Rebuild from Haiti Earthquake".