Sentence examples for to donating from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a donation; to give away something of value to support or contribute towards a cause or for the benefit of another.
- She donates 100 dollars to Red Crescent every year.
It's false when it comes to donating money to an ALS cure, and it's false when it comes to donating effort and attention to violations of human rights.
In addition to donating money to the school, CBS helps out with building projects.
Still, it appears Rypien's family is also giving thought to donating his brain to the researchers in Boston.
He found many of the businesses that served the same agricultural community were receptive to donating matching funds.
The first step to donating an easement is finding the appropriate nonprofit land trust to give it to.
In addition to donating recordings of bird sounds, other community members also make significant contributions to the project.
Ms. Murray said the Town of Hempstead was committed to donating either money or land for the project.
In addition to donating cash, the beverage giant usually provides in-kind contributions, including sodas and other drinks.
Most donations - 90 per cent - now take place via peripheral blood stem cell collection, which is done at an outpatient appointment and is similar to donating blood.
Already, the increased attention on the issue has made it easier to get athletes and soldiers to commit to donating their brains to science.
But in addition to donating to disaster relief groups, Procter & Gamble, the consumer goods giant, is taking the unusual approach of providing disaster relief directly.
