Sentence examples similar to raising endowment from inspiring English sources

"Today some public schools are starting campaigns to raise endowment funds," Ms. Fuhrman of Teachers College said, "because they want their children to have the extras that such funding permits".

He raised endowments to $422 million from $18 million and research grants to $180 million from $15 million, and balanced the budget every year.

"Of course, I understand it is going to be richer people [that attend] by and large, unless he can raise endowments.

Ms. Hoffberger, who takes no salary and personally cleaned the museum's bathrooms in the early days to save money, has succeeded in raising an endowment of $2 million.

The Philadelphia Orchestra cited what it said were Ms. Vulgamore's successes in Atlanta: raising the endowment, tripling the budget, enlarging the audience and adding educational programs.

Under Mr. Nichols the academy began projects like science education, technology and the economy, and pollution in New York Harbor, and took steps towards raising an endowment, which it has never had.

"Can we raise this money at the same time as trying to exist and raising an endowment for ourselves?" Lincoln Center has asked the design firm of Norman Foster -- who remodeled the Reichstag in Berlin and the Great Court at the British Museum -- to come up with initial designs for renovating Avery Fisher Hall.

In the world of museum fund-raising, endowment money is always the most difficult to solicit.

He intends to raise an endowment.

The Rockwell Group has raised an endowment fund to maintain the playground.

He is trying to raise an endowment to allow him to ease out.