How To Use Fund-raise In A Sentence
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A veteran fund-raiser finds it tough going as she seeks her fourth round of financing
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Both were excellent fund-raisers among the wealthy, and they kept up feminine appearances by favouring Parisian fashions.
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Just as I hate marching in the streets but do it because it must be done, I’m SOOO not a fund-raiser hobnobber…but God do I want Lieberman out on his ass!
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Though the group describes itself as an independent grass-roots organization, it receives millions of dollars from the president’s largest fund-raisers, is run by former Bush campaign aides and draws heavy support from a Republican lobbying and consulting firm in Washington.
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The main movers behind the idea of the fund-raiser were brother Fergal and Vivian Foley from the Killougternane club.
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Two national charities have benefited from a novel idea which was pursued by a Newport man as a fund-raiser in the Dublin City Marathon.
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With their mother laid up with a broken ankle, Jane Tomlinson's daughters have decided to fund-raise on her behalf.
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The next big fund-raiser being organised by the Order themselves is a Race Night in the Ark Bar on November 22.
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Both were excellent fund-raisers among the wealthy, and they kept up feminine appearances by favouring Parisian fashions.
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And yesterday their hard work was celebrated at Harewood House in Leeds at a special event bringing together dogs and their partners, trainers and volunteer fund-raisers.
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I wrote sponsor letters to local corporate companies, newspapers and radio stations and did one fund-raiser after another, from poinsettias at Christmas to cosmetics on Valentines Day.
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That's why I am frequently called on to referee the All-Female Poetry Slams that are held around New England as fund-raisers for what A.J. Liebling disparagingly referred to as “the quarterlies”, the high-brow, low-revenue publications that pluck drops of verse from the torrent of poetry that is showered on them, providing them with a brief, mayfly-length existence, before they are recycled at one of the region's many picturesque do-it-yourself town dumps.
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For example, few of Europe's impoverished universities employ professional fund-raisers.
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Not surprisingly, they told us it's best left to professional fund-raisers.
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Giving such a dueling policy speech was something of a first for a just-stepped-down vice president, a role that is generally supposed to entail a comfortably obscure retirement spent fly-fishing and attending rubber-chicken fund-raisers.
The Longest War
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Perhaps that explained the sense of pride and accomplishment at Friday's opening ceremony, when the Princess Royal was helicoptered into town and met by local dignitaries and fund-raisers.
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Fund-raiser Elizabeth Sykes said that while youngsters could collect jumble with their parents, other volunteer helpers now had to undergo a police check.
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In an August 2002 document subpoenaed from the files of the indicted fund-raiser, Warren M. RoBold, Mr. RoBold asked for a list of 10 major donors to the committee, saying that "I would then decide from response who Tom DeLay" and others should call to help the committee in seeking a "large contribution.
March 2005
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A hardy crew of charity fund-raisers will be braving the icy waters of Windermere for the annual New Year's Day dip.
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Clinton was initially burdened with a do-nothing fund-raiser, but quickly replaced him with a young whiz named Rahm Emanuel.
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This was just with a few days of successive fund-raisers.
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The prodigious fund-raiser was admonished for creating the appearance that he was trading legislative favors for donations.
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The four nuns are officers at the Hsi Lai temple near Los Angeles, the site of the fund-raiser.
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Young people across the city are getting involved in everything from looking after local nature reserves to working with elderly people, mentoring younger children, working in charity shops - and doing charity fund-raisers.
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For the organization's annual StreetSquash Cup fund-raiser to be held on May 21, Mr. El Halaby will serve as co-captain of the Princeton team, made up of alumni and friends helping to raise as a team just over $17,000 for the event.
Raising Rackets for Harlem Teens
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People also rent the space for everything from fashion shows to fund-raisers for babies in Africa who have AIDS.
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We're really kind of goosey here about oil spills," one fund-raiser attendee warned Sen. McCain.
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Obama's Presidential campaign set a new standard when it comes to using the Internet to fund-raise and rally supporters.
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And for members of Our Savior Lutheran, that life means abundant Bible study, turkey supper fund-raisers, and—at least once a year—a good old-fashioned Tetzel Toss.
American Grace
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The Catholic Church, for one, brought in fund-raisers.
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To raise his profile in the community, Hernandez staged fund-raisers for hospitals and schools in De La Hoya's name and created a youth center for underprivileged kids.
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Started by a couple at their kitchen table, this company supplies gourmet treats to school and church fund-raisers.
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These are people I will be hoping will fund-raise and bang on doors for me and I don't want to presume on them.
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It is an opportunity for fun runners, joggers and charity fund-raisers to rub shoulders with the fast and famous.
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Highlight of this fund-raiser was the runway fashion show with doggie moms dressed by Tootsies and doggie dads clothed by M. Penner.
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However, since the event is part of a charity fund-raiser, Kim has taken that part seriously.
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Commercial fund-raisers used by any charity must be registered with the attorney general.
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One of the highlights of the bazaar, and a great fund-raiser for the group's charities, is the raffle.
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Though private, the club does host outside events like corporate outings and charitable fund-raisers on the agenda.
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Still feeling guilty about a badly handled breakup or about not contributing to an office colleague's fund-raiser?
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They're the ones who organize rides, training courses, social events, and charity fund-raisers.
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The selling concept is also practiced in the nonprofit area by fund-raisers, college admissions offices, and political parties.
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To some critics, this seemingly endless procession of school fund-raisers has a serious drawback.
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Fun and serious runners are wanted to fund-raise for a local registered charity.
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It appears that removing cash from offerings and church fund-raisers by a pastor was a technique-of-choice in both of these cases.
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Though the group describes itself as an independent grass-roots organization, it receives millions of dollars from the president's largest fund-raisers, is run by former Bush campaign aides and draws heavy support from a Republican lobbying and consulting firm in Washington.
November 2005
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He stood at a nearby table, selling coffee, tea, cocoa and chocolate bars for a church fund-raiser.
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Back in Eastbourne, business, school and civic organizations rallied to help the Thurstons with volunteer fund-raisers: sales of donated goods, a swim meet, walkathon.
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The hospital has now bought a new body scanner, thanks to the generosity of local fund-raisers.
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The appeal employs no professional fund-raisers and relies on the generosity and imagination of the public to raise money.
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Congress carved out loopholes for charities, politicians, and their paid fund-raisers.
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How can I insist she keep working at burger joints and fund-raiser telethons?
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Patricia will be at the Town House Gallery, Market Street, Lancaster on Saturday from 1pm to 4pm to launch the charity fund-raiser.
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The fund-raisers of South Lakeland and Furness are showing no signs of fatigue as events continue across the district in aid of the Asian earthquake appeal.
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In the wake of last year's tsunami disaster, for instance, fund-raising was intense, but there have been no accountability reports from the fund-raisers to their donors.
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The ad includes video of Clinton speaking at a Houston fund-raiser, where he made the admission about the taxes.
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The ad includes video of Clinton speaking at a Houston fund-raiser, where he made the admission about the taxes.
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It's comforting to think that if we just have enough walkathons and celebrity fund-raisers, we'll cure everything.
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While waiting for their turn to tech, students met with filmmakers, teachers, fund-raisers, and dance writers.
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Richardson is the de facto head of fundraising for Fianna Fail and organises the key fund-raisers for Ahern's constituency operations.
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Sunday's event which is the world's biggest half marathon - proved popular with charity fund-raisers as well as serious runners, and those who were combining collecting cash with a personal challenge.
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But even the revised measure is riddled with loopholes for charities, businesses, and political fund-raisers.
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Back in Eastbourne, business, school and civic organizations rallied to help the Thurstons with volunteer fund-raisers: sales of donated goods, a swim meet, walkathon.
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He has raised millions at fund-raisers and appears in TV ads.
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Doblado accepted the doubtful honor of organizing the fund-raiser.
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In 1986, a political activist new to San Francisco was attending a fund-raiser to fight an anti-gay initiative.
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She added that unlike other walkers, groups of charity fund-raisers were not deterred by foul weather, simply because they had to take part in their event on a chosen day.
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Now, using money from a charity fund-raiser, they plan to buy a special crash mat for her to play on, along with steps to help her get into bed.
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So it wants to set up a pilot program in which at least some fund-raisers will be asked to volunteer to use a new "waterless" cleaning product.
Towns May Shut Off Tap
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He does 3 to 10 fund-raisers at home each year, supporting both regional and national politicians.
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Today, the restored teahouse once again plays host to tea-party fund-raisers, cookouts with friends, and children's parties.
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Write a check, make a pledge, organize a fund-raiser, but give generously consistently, and repeatedly And do it today.
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Ann's husband Eric Martin, who presented the cheque to hospice fund-raiser Gillian Richardson, was told that the money will be used to buy much-needed oxygen concentrators.
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In 1986, a political activist new to San Francisco was attending a fund-raiser to fight an anti-gay initiative.
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She's also an able fund-raiser and has spearheaded lucrative campaigns for the United Way and Habitat for Humanity.
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For the venture that I'm involved in now, we held a series of fund-raisers six months before we launched the company and raised $50,000 just to get things going.
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The regulations would encourage fund-raisers to make transparent financial reports to the public, he said, which would be drawn up in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance.
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Charities and fund-raisers have reported a huge outpouring of support as members of the public rally to help those caught up in the devastating Asian earthquake.
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Did I mention that the contest is also a fund-raiser?
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Previously Voice of an Angel has arranged smaller fund-raisers and generated donations from friends and family.
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Does this reflect some covert biases he might know about at NPR, or just a fund-raiser's toadyish attempt to pull in $5 million?
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A young Stow couple have found a novel way to turn a Christmas clear-out into a charity fund-raiser.
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Billingsley has organized a fund-raiser for Kirk and personally given $2,000 to his campaign.
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He thanked the Swinford Host Town Committee, all the volunteers, sponsors, fund-raisers and everyone who contributed to the success of the three athletes.
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To some critics, this seemingly endless procession of school fund-raisers has a serious drawback.
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Yet her fund-raisers and staff have not moved to quell Democrat hopes, preferring that the rumour mill keep on running.
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Derwent Hall charity fund-raisers are supporting the fund and donations can be made to them on 01254 702259, or at The Grotto on Darwen Market.
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The site says that the party is seeking voluntary fund-raisers, policy workers and strategy tsars, all of which will become ‘senior leadership roles’ in the party.
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Now, in a determined bid to preserve the priory, fund-raisers have set about to gather the remaining £75,000 towards the £195,000 restoration.
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It is an opportunity for fun runners, joggers and charity fund-raisers to rub shoulders with the fast and famous.
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Lately, he has been photographed at fund-raisers with New York socialite Hilary Geary, whom he's dating.
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Mr Campbell has inherited a well run, financially sound institution. Emily Rafferty, its president, is a gifted fund-raiser. The museum's last annual report values the endowment at $2.5 billion.
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The Better Business Bureau, for example, says fund-raisers should keep their administrative expenses to less than 35 percent of total revenue.
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In essence, these select fund-raisers serve as bagmen for the president.
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Already, one top Republican fund-raiser, Ohio attorney Thomas Tripp, has established such a committee.
