The phrase "raised donations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you're discussing someone or something that has successfully collected money or donations. For example, "The fundraiser event we held last weekend raised donations totaling $5,000."
The students planned the community project, raised donations and went to work.
He "begged, borrowed or stole" equipment and raised donations from businesses and his local church in Alloway.
Investigators are examining whether Mr. Grimm and Mr. Biton raised donations for Mr. Grimm's 2010 campaign that exceeded contribution limits, were given in cash or came from foreigners without green cards.
The Birmingham and Stoke-on-Trent museums will pay that money to Mr. Herbert and Fred Johnson, the farmer in whose field the hoard was found, having raised donations from around the world in a campaign that began in January.
In a state whose government is fragmented among dozens of commissions, boards and agencies, Mr. Perry has also raised donations aggressively from his own appointees, an approach permitted by state law and practiced by governors of both parties.
The Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Foundation has raised donations for new exhibition galleries to replace the current ones, but they can't be installed until the building gets new electrical and heating and cooling systems.
He said Canvasback, a nondenominational Christian mission, raises donations separately for its evangelism activities, which included donating Bibles translated into local languages and constructing a chapel.
Wilderness conservation groups deployed him to raise donations.
Five Alabama graduates started the page to raise donations for and awareness of the trees.
The Senate campaigns of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Hillary Rodham Clinton are using direct-mail appeals to raise donations.
A virtual tip-jar allows artists to collect extra money from fans or raise donations for their favorite cause.
