Sentence examples for one-time donation from inspiring English sources

While a one-time donation of $20 is not enough to sponsor an animal, it does come with a one-year membership to the sanctuary.

Empirical studies have not demonstrated any definitive link between egg donation and infertility, cancer or any other significant long-term health problems, so I no longer worry that the one-time donation has harmed me physically or impacted my reproductive health.

If you don't meet the credit union's eligibility criteria, such as a military affiliation or a job with a qualifying employer, you can still join by making a one-time donation of $15 or $20, respectively, to Voices for America's Troops or the National Military Family Association, nonprofit groups that are advocates for military personnel and their families).

If an applicant's disposable income is below that threshold, he would probably need more than a one-time donation.

In the first experiment, framing a one-time donation opportunity as an opt-out as opposed to opt-in decision significantly increases donations to an environmental non-profit.

That would have meant $6 million less for AIDS research and Jewish causes, not to mention the benefit of compounding interest that is lost with a one-time donation.

One-time donations — what she describes as a "turn-on, turn-off mentality" — won't bring change; the market has to adjust.

It asked for one-time donations to be made at worldvision.org.org

While the Board of Education certainly will not turn away any one-time donations of money or equipment or materials, she said, "that's not the kind of hot, active partnership we really want to encourage".

It also has provided many one-time donations after specific disasters.

"There's no problem with one-time donations," he said, "but we have problems with continuous financial support and with the dependency of our religious groups in Austria".