Sentence examples for would donate matching from inspiring English sources
Edward Norton Not only does Norton power his LA home with solar panels, he also set up the Solar Neighbours Programme: he rounded up celeb buddies Danny DeVito, Brad Pitt, Daryl Hannah and Alicia Silverstone and agreed with BP that when they signed up for solar systems the company would donate matching systems to a low-income family.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was among the people who said that he would donate to Planned Parenthood Federation of America, promising to match donations up to $250,000, as reported by Michael Paulson and Kate Taylor on our "City Room" blog.
He knew that his blood and her blood would match and that he would donate a kidney to her.
In December 2013, the Treasury announced it would donate £30m towards the project, a figure then matched by TfL.
"We are asking all season ticket holders if they would consider paying £10, or whatever they can afford, at the ground for the next three matches and all other supporters if they would donate a similar amount each to achieve this goal.
Salesforce co-CEO Keith Block said the company would donate $1 million to organizations helping families separated at the U.S. border and that Salesforce would match employee donations.
Before the match, which the Red Bulls won, 4-1: Thomeome club said it would donate the proceeds from merchandise sales Saturday to The One Fund Boston.
He also said he would donate the bonus to charity.
He also said he would donate it to charity.
Ramirez has said he would donate his earnings to charity.
