fundraising
- noun
- /ˈfʌndˌreɪzɪŋ/
- She participated in a fundraising drive to support environmental conservation projects.
- a fundraising effort
- a fundraising event
- a fundraising drive
And we'll talk more about financing and fundraising in future videos.
- And we'll talk more about financing and fundraising in future videos.
- And and is the, the fundraising still open?
- That's where you enter, you know, the legalities around political campaign fundraising and campaign finance.
- I remember one time after a year of fundraising casting, we were going nowhere.
- So let's have a look over here at our our fundraising here, some really interesting data.
- That'll help catalyze and nucleate the rest of the rest of your fundraising.
- And then also the pandering to financial like having phone calls, like fundraising, all those kinds of things.
- It's been rough, obviously due to this year, you know, doing some fundraising, but you know, like it comes in and.
- After years of exile, fundraising and plotting, Sun has finally secured political power.
Examples
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The charity's fundraising efforts successfully raised enough money for the new hospital wing.
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To help schools replace equipment, local and national organizations sought out unusual fundraising opportunities.
Academic text (2013) -
Because you see, Senior Gift is so much more than just a fundraising campaign.
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But before we hear from our guest, a special thanks to her father who is leading the fundraising drive for our new library.
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I thought about this in connection with a fundraising event I attended once.
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So now we are considering different ways to start the fundraising campaign.
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Her job, her sponsors said, would be to help in fundraising and other administrative matters.
Fiction book (1991) -
The article then discusses the impact these fundraising activities can have on the academic mission of a university.
Academic text (2011) -
Over the last six years, School B spent $2,000 obtained from fundraising for additional keyboards and software.
Academic text (1993) -
Lesa has had to rely on fundraising, donations, and grant writing to support her program.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
The act of asking people to give money, often to help others
A request for money to help a charity or cause
A way of getting small amounts of money from many people online to pay for a project
A planned effort to collect money for a cause
A planned event to collect money for a cause
An organized activity to collect money for a charity or cause
A request asking people to give money to help others
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Fundraising is made from fund ('money kept for a purpose') and raise ('to lift up' or 'bring up'). So think of 'lifting up' money for a project — fundraising is the activity of collecting money for a cause.