Sentence examples for specific donation from inspiring English sources

Various organisations spell out exactly what a specific donation could provide.

Many organizations list specific donation requirements at their Web sites, and you should check to make sure that your equipment meets their needs before sending it.

They may explicitly suggest a $50 gift, for example, or they may list a series of items — a mug, a CD, a T-shirt — that serve as thank-you gifts for specific donation levels.

While public libraries have long sold discarded items from their collection, these sales are almost entirely the product of specific donation campaigns by libraries and supporting associations, some of which go on year-round.

While some monasteries suggest a specific donation, St. Tikhon's leaves the question open.

We were able to respond well to the garment factory accident in Bangladesh by focusing on a specific problem, worked with partners to reach everyone affected by the problem, asked donors to help specific people, and gave them feedback on their specific donation.

Aides said they were uncertain whether the amount of specific donations would be revealed.

Moreover, unlike in the United States, where individuals can freely log onto a computerized national database to look for information regarding specific donations and transplants, China's equivalent database is not open to the public, which is likely to arouse suspicion about the prospect of administrative tampering.

The tool, which is still in development at this point (and which Kahn plans to open source), offers an overview of proportional donations flowing to an individual politician by industry sector over time, as well as letting users drill down to inspect specific donations — to make it easier to identify things like patterns of donations coming from employees of a single company.

Volunteer organizations are using Google Maps as a way to notify the public about what locations need specific donations or a few extra hands to assist in cleanup.

In some cases, campaign-finance laws make the source of specific donations -- and the money behind education-reform organizations -- hard to track.