Sentence examples for secure donations from inspiring English sources

The following year I sent a mass e-mail to my contacts list to secure donations for a mental health walk.

In his G2 column on Monday, Mark Ravenhill argued that it was unhealthy for our arts institutions to "dance around" the wealthy in order to secure donations, as it must skew their judgment.

She allegedly claimed to be a survivor of the fire to secure donations including £10,000 in cash and a stay at a Hilton hotel.

Despite her advancing age, Venerable Ho continued to raise funds to provide better medical care, and she set up committees to help organise Dharma classes for children and secure donations for various Buddhist causes.

These sales, combined the efforts of the Archbishop and diocesan priests to secure donations from around the Archdiocese, meant that by 1901 O'Reily was able to report that the debt had been reduced by three-quarters.

"Carrier pigeons have served honorably in World Wars I and II and, besides, those little messages on their backs--I mean, how can you get angry at that?" A different reaction came from Mr. Piddles, a seven-year-old Racing Homer pigeon, who briefly worked for Clinton in 2010 and claims the Secretary of State used him to secure donations from the Algerian government to the Clinton Foundation.

There is an invitation to make a "simple, speedy and secure" donation.

You could encourage people to make donations online through a secure donation source.

She also secured donations for the family's first Christmas in the United States, in 2002.

Still, she said, volunteers do "a wonderful job" of securing donations that manage to elude the professionals.

It was mainly during this time that leading American museums secured donations and, to a lesser extent, made acquisitions to help fill gaps in their Southeast Asian collections.