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fundraising
(redirected from Fund drive)

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fund·rais·ing or fund-rais·ing  (fndrzng)
n.
The organized activity or an instance of soliciting money or pledges, as for charitable organizations or political campaigns.

fundraising adj.
Translations
fundraising fund-raising [ˈfʌndreɪzɪŋ]
ncollecte f de fonds
adj [dinner, event] → organisé pour collecter des fonds


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The fund drive has been launched for National Air Ambulance Day on September 26.
Greylock also donated the services of Relationship Development Officer Dan Dillon and Marketing Services Coordinator Joanne Billow through the community advocate program at the United Way during the campaign fund drive this year.
Byline: Greg Bolt The Register-Guard A record-setting fund drive behind it, the University of Oregon looked to the future Thursday with the announcement of an additional $3 million in gifts for a new alumni center off Franklin Boulevard.
 
 
 
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