You should probably donate that Brita pitcher that your old roommate who moved out seven years ago left in the pantry.
Marina Israilevitch, a government computer contractor, said she would probably donate to Japan, even though "you just don't hear organizations asking" like they did after Katrina and the Haiti earthquake.
The family firm, NAC Jewellery, would then probably donate it to Gdańsk's amber museum.
When it returns to Boston, the Gallaghers will probably donate it to a museum willing to analyze and show it.
Mr. Gallagher said the PAC would probably donate $50,000 to $100,000 this year to national candidates, an amount he described as commensurate with similar committees associated with the film and music industries.
"We probably donate between 10 to 15 grand a year," says Paul Kahan, well known in Chicago as a chef and partner of Blackbird and Avec, who receives requests year-round from local charities and national benefits.
Well, he'd probably donate it.
Although Bane doesn't anticipate donating multiple times a year, she said she will probably donate to more soldiers next year.
Recent observations have shown that donation to medical research or therapy has become more popular; some participants who would probably donate to research described discarding embryos as wasteful or selfish [ 24– 26].
Asked how much he contributed annually to Israeli skating, he smiled again and said, "Sometimes if you don't want to see something, it's better not to look," then estimated that he probably donates $150,000 a year.
