Sentence examples for new giver from inspiring English sources
Raising awareness is the first step in winning a new giver.
Three-quarters of the new givers would have incomes under $40,000, the report says.
Other charities agree: when it comes to fundraising, the chance of a radical campaign motivating new givers or supporters vastly outweighs the potential risk of offending a few.
So they decided to create NPC as the equivalent of an equity-research firm for the philanthropic marketplace.It had the added attraction of providing leverage, the holy grail of the new givers.
There is anecdotal evidence too that young turks on Wall Street are thinking about more than their bonus packets.Rosabeth Moss Kanter of the Harvard Business School characterises the attitude of the new givers like this: "We fixed American business; now we need to fix charity".
Everyone likes a winner -- and hearing that a non-profit is on track to meet its financial goals can encourage supporters to maintain or increase their buy-in, and spark new givers to get involved.
Sounding like a TV news executive, Zesty Lewis (Darbi Worley), the "news giver," or anchor, in "Future: News," says, "We report what the public wants to see".
Some of the new big givers had never given to public schools before.
Lacking de jure authority to block the implementation of unconstitutional laws and policies, the new advice givers instead make their contributions ex ante, identifying problems that warrant legislative attention and helping to craft laws and regulations that respond to foundational aspirations.
The impacts that result from new care-givers having lower levels of caring intentions towards children, or the changing power relationships leading to fewer resources being devoted to children, or if children have fewer opportunities to form secure bonds, are more difficult to classify.
