It's better in most cases to lend their time and profile to a charity whose work they're interested in, as many do.
We want to ensure that this potential is realised and that anyone who wishes to lend their time and services – from the student through to the pensioner – is able to do so.
I'm happy to go to New York to lend my time and looking forward to representing the ideals of the Foundation in the best way I can.
Everyone fortunately trusted me enough to lend their time, talent, blood, sweat and tears to make this project possible. .
If you cannot find a place to lend your time, the Renew America Together website has a comprehensive list of options.
Most people are more inclined to lend their time, money and expertise if they know it is going towards a good cause.
There are countless groups competing for "share of heart" from folks who are willing to lend their time and energy for the social good.
This can lead to open-source medical devices that can be rapidly improved on by any engineer who cares to lend their time to the project, resulting in lower costs, quicker development, and wider availability of life-saving technology.
As one private-equity manager says in a recent paper by Ulf Strömberg, Tim Jenkinson, Per Axelson, and Michael Weisbach, "Things are really tough because the banks are only lending 4 times cash flow, when they used to lend 6 times cash flow.
In the first phase of the £12 billion program, the British government agreed to lend first-time buyers and other buyers of new construction homes up to 20 percent of the purchase price of a home valued at £600,000 or less.
