to fundraising
- verb
- /ˈfʌndˌreɪzɪŋ/
:
recaudar fondos
- He was always fundraising, always planning fundraiser events.
You can, you can fundraise almost as much as you want.
- You can, you can fundraise almost as much as you want.
- He was always fundraising, always planning fundraiser events.
- The biggest thing I can tell for like founders there is like when you're going fundraising, never go fundraising where you are in a position of weakness.
- I thought, shit, I need to figure out how to fundraise and just on a plane and come to LA.
- And so the entirety of the money that we fundraised is still just then transferred to a new dog.
Examples
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How many people are going to find out about you while you're fundraising now?
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You can, you can fundraise almost as much as you want.
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I go to all their marches, all their events, fundraising, you know, whatever.
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The biggest thing I can tell for like founders there is like when you're going fundraising, never go fundraising where you are in a position of weakness.
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The charity organized a dinner to fundraise for homeless families in the area.
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She decided to fundraise by hosting a bake sale for her school's music program.
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To support the new library, the community will fundraise through various events this year.
Synonyms
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3.5
To collect money to help a cause or project
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3.5
To collect money for a charity by asking people or holding events
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3.6
Gather money from a group to give to a person in need or a charity
3
5.5
To ask people to give money for a person or cause
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3.9
To raise money by collecting small donations from many people online
To try to get money by asking people or holding events
Antonyms
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Etymology
Fundraising as a verb joins fund ('money kept for a purpose') and raise ('to lift up' or 'bring up'). A helpful image is people 'raising' money together, so to be fundraising is to collect or ask for money for a cause.