Sentence examples for win donations from inspiring English sources

Although contestants in the original "Apprentice" competed to work for Mr. Trump, the celebrities were competing to win donations for their favorite charities.

The top two teams in every division in this and other Zog leagues — including Wiffle ball, volleyball, soccer and basketball — win donations to their charity of choice, with the money coming from players' league fees.

University fund-raising officials agree that winning donations is more difficult now, but some have still fared well.

In the venerable Brazilian tradition, Lula's Workers Partyy dangled government contracts to win campaign donations from wealthy families, and not every donation was declared to the authorities.

BD: social media can win new donations.

Environmental organizations rely on funding, and they know they must show that their actions lead to positive change if they are to win further donations.

Rahm has lost to John Boehner on both counts: He can't possibly hope to be more shameless an advocate for the rich and win their donations, and he also couldn't call out a buffoon like Boehner and demonize this guy who spends a third of his year on a golf course.

Maybe they win a donation to a charity of their choice, like many "celebrity" episodes of established game shows.

And which candidate is winning the donations race?

Other recent examples include Chase Community Giving, in which small charities competed to win $5m in donations from JPMorgan Chase, and American Express and NBC Universal's "Shine A Light" programme, which awarded a grant of $100,000 to a small business chosen through its website.Marketing people say consumers are increasingly trying to do good as they spend.

It then recruited teams of six to eight students from diverse degree courses – with the promise that the best team would win a £5,000 donation to its chosen charity.