Sentence examples for offering donations from inspiring English sources

US telecommunications companies such as AT&T and T-Mobile are waiving the cost of texts offering donations.

Addressing all those who have been offering donations of mac and cheese to the student who once wanted it so badly, he says: "Please, just send it to your local food pantry.

A man from nearby Lincoln drove to Mr. Mattera's dormitory and delivered a check for $200 to supplement the scholarship, and since then Mr. Mattera has received dozens of e-mail messages offering donations of $5 and up.

Brother Siri says several businessmen have approached him, offering donations to the temple in return for blessing a batch of amulets, which can then be sold at a huge profit.He says he has refused such "impure" money but regrettably others have succumbed.

In addition to prayers, many are offering donations of money, food, clothing and other items.

The cease order is still pending, but if it goes through, Arsenault will have to stop offering donations immediately.

The range, the specificity and the gimmicks are all stunning: *The Environmental News Network has a click-to-donate index, www.enn.com/interact/freedonate.asp, listing dozens of sites offering free donations to plant trees, save bats, help orphans, cure Parkinson's disease, shelter the homeless and more.

But in recent years, with corporate sponsors offering huge donations, Mumbai's mandals — neighborhood organizations that sponsor and build idols — began a competition in grandiosity.

Since then, the site has become more obviously commercial, offering extra donations if visitors buy holiday wreaths or Hunger Site hats, or click the link to Amazon.com and make a first-time purchase there.

"In the United States, I think we really need to take a close look and see if even offering anonymous donations really makes sense anymore," Tober said.

However, the burden of maintenance, food, and housing costs during the waiting period in these Mexican cities fell to local municipal and state offices, as well as NGOs, churches, and others offering private donations.