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fundraise [ˈfʌndˌreɪz] vb (intr)
to raise money for a cause ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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Ideally, when you're running unopposed, you would fundraise less or just enough to get your name out there," said Steve Levin, political reform project manager with the Center for Governmental Studies. According to the information that our engineers and architects are providing, we will need to fundraise approximately $3 million in order to have a new building that is up to code and has a large seating capacity. Most of the Los Angeles Regional Foodbank's employees are engaged in "foodraising"--seeking donated food, much the way other organizations fundraise. |
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