Sentence examples for organized to raise from inspiring English sources

The event was held as part of Humanitarian Day, which United Nations agencies, international organizations, non-governmental organizations and the Children in a Changing Climate Coalition organized to raise awareness around the devastating impact of climate change on people who are vulnerable to disasters.

First off, benefit concerts are often organized to raise money when primary funding sources (government, corporations, non-governmental organizations, individual out of pocket) aren't sufficient to meet the immediate need.

As a major outcome of the Conference, participants will develop a common message on the needs and claims of African farm and family producers that they would want to convey to the World Forestry Congress in September 2015 in Durban, South Africa, and its pre-congress organized to raise the profile and the voices of forest and farm producer organizations.

Young John is said to have given his first public performance at a benefit his father organized to raise money for a new firehouse for Fort Lee.

It was organized to raise $1 million to be divided among the House and Senate national campaign committees and the California Democratic Party.

This is the third and longest trek he has organized to raise money for the Little Red Wagon Foundation, the charity he started when he was 6 to help get water to people after Hurricane Charley hit Florida in 2004.

And White Plains and Pelham are two municipalities where school officials and residents are organizing to raise money for such fields.

Have you heard anything about people already organizing to raise money for Rahm for a mayoral campaign?

Vanessa's roots in labor and community organizing inspired a unique funding model at Groundswell with a program staff team of women of color who come directly out of grassroots organizing and who support grantees through grant-making, capacity building and funder organizing to raise the visibility of grantee work in the broader funder/donor community.

And like most new responsibilities placed on family, parents find little support for their action unless they live in a neighborhood where neighbors are a "village" organized to help raise their children.

Some members of the Filipino immigrant community organized efforts to raise funds to pay for the brothers' defense.