Sentence examples for raising program from inspiring English sources

While classes at the Brooklyn zoo have loyal followings, zoo officials said they did not consider raising program fees in part because they wanted to attract more people.

We have a fund raising program at my organization, Worldwide Orphans, called "Count me In".

In 2008, the organization hired Fund Raising Strategies, a fund raising specialist firm, to develop a direct mail fund raising program.

Some participants expressed that community health workers provided information concerning mental health to the community, although no official awareness raising program on mental health existed.

Their cooperative-labelled product has become popular, and the profits from alcohol sales along with the profits from the livestock raising program that uses the spent grains have allowed the commune to invest in new technologies and equipment to support its businesses (Commune leader, Quang Binh).

Implementation of different communication approaches at the targeted levels and/or groups of the population was done against a background of a continuing public media campaign, house to house home visits by the Raedat Reefiyat (community health workers) who were trained to implement the AI community-based education programme and an intensive awareness raising program in primary schools.

Nevertheless, training and awareness raising programs worked but with varying levels of success.

There's an increasing number of people who donate along with the awareness raising programs.

More than 350 young enthusiasts recruited among university students have since then been trained as climate ambassadors, who in their own time, and without being paid, execute teaching and awareness raising programs in Danish schools.

For example, universal programs may reduce stigma associated with targeted programs; they increase the pressure to raise program quality by drawing in middle class users and more political support; and they reach all children who may benefit, not just those who happen to be targeted (Barnett, 2010).

The troubles of youths ran deep, money was hard to raise, programs that worked well in the city were hard to replicate.