Sentence examples for record donations of from inspiring English sources

Fundraisers say this armistice centenary year could bring in record donations of more than £50m.

The charters record donations of property to the church, nearly all by lay benefactors, giving details of where estates lay and how valuable they were, when they were received, on what terms leases were granted, and disputes arising later.

Despite recent accusations that the group is behind alleged death threats to MPs and a brick through the window of former Corbyn challenger, Angela Eagle's constituency office, the organisation is now receiving record donations of £11,000 a day and claims to have doubled its membership in recent weeks to over 12,000.

Sometimes compared with Rupert Murdoch, with whom he competed and also did business, Kirch associated with the Italian prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, and was a close personal friend of the former German chancellor Helmut Kohl, to whose financially embarrassed CDU party he made a record donation of one million Deutsche Marks (€500,000) in 2000, after a major funding scandal.

Thanks to a record donation of $10,569,002 to the Ressler-Gertz Foundation, actress Jami Gertz and her husband, Anthony Ressler, top the list of the 30 Most Generous Celebrities compiled by The Giving Back Fund, a non-profit organization that tracks philanthropic giving worldwide.

AACSB, a US-headquartered body best known for accrediting business schools, has this very interesting web page on which it records donations of over $1m to business schools worldwide.

Independence USA, Bloomberg's Super Pac – which is not subject to individual donor limits – has recorded donations of $6.2m from him during the same timeframe, but is likely to absorb the bulk of his promised $50m in the run-up to November's midterm elections – further widening the overall gap in future.

The earliest recorded donation of mineral specimens to Princeton University was from Dr. David Hosack (1769-1835).

More than a month later, Governor Rendell is enjoying a reprieve from months of negative budget news coverage, the local church that sponsors the American women's work with orphans is reportedly receiving record donations and 42 of the orphans are in the care of American families who had applied to adopt them.

Fund-raisers for the Democratic National Committee and for the party's Senate campaign committee said today that they had raised record donations in the first six months of the year, an accomplishment that they attributed to outrage over early policy moves by the Bush administration.

The party's Senate fund-raising committee put out its six-month results earlier this week, also showing record results: total donations of $24.6 million, by far the best start of any two-year election cycle on record.