Sentences with phrase «heavily on donations»

Emma Broadhurst, office & finance manager of Snoezelen added: «As an independent charity we rely heavily on donations and kindness from across Worcestershire.

Is it any wonder that organisations like the Australian Liberal Party, who rely heavily on donations from big business, do the bidding of the miners and polluters?

Luckily, Ching's thriving wellness and nutrition - centered pet store, ThePetStaurant, has enabled him to fund his Asia missions without having to rely heavily on donations, although he always appreciates any help he can get from his passionate supporters.

«I wanted to do something to help and after seeing how shelters rely pretty heavily on donations and volunteers, I decided to build a company that would be able to donate a product to help those shelters get more dogs adopted,» said Watson.

We rely heavily on donations from supporters in order to help cats in desperate need of food, shelter, and medical care.

As most groups, we rely heavily on donations and contributions which are vital for keeping up with our vet expenses.

As such, we must rely heavily on donations and contributions, which are a necessity in order to continue to be able to pay the costs of health care, administrative needs, and other necessary expenses for each of our Dachshunds.

The shelter receives no public funding, so they rely heavily on donations, grants and fundraising to support their daily business.

Animal shelters and rescue groups rely heavily on donations and volunteers to ensure proper animal care.

We rely heavily on donations and fundraising to make up the difference.

We rely heavily on donations and foster homes to help us.

Relying heavily on donations and on the support of people who share the news, World Book Night 2014 — slated, as always, for April 23rd — received a huge publicity boost with the announcement that actress and comedienne Amy Pohler will host this year's event.

Of particular note is that while pledging to support Hartford's Public Schools, Bronin relied heavily on donations from the Charter School and Corporate Education Reform Industry, collecting huge amounts of money from charter school advocates and Greenwich residents Jonathan Sackler and Billionaire Paul Tudor Jones II, as well as employees, board members and lobbyists for Connecticut's charter schools.

RISE is a self - supporting operation that depends heavily on donations of instruments from industry, contributions from individuals and grants from foundations.

As nonprofits, SPAC and CMAC rely heavily on donations to stay afloat.

Both the Sitka fish program, which relies heavily on donations, and the USDA grant program illustrate the cost impediments to sourcing locally.

Not exact matches

While donations to presidential campaigns are heavily restricted and regulated, there are virtually no rules on inaugurations.

The groups urged bans on a pay - to - play culture in Albany to limit political donations by firms seeking state contracts, closing a loophole heavily used by Cuomo and others that allow limited liability companies to skirt donation limits to politicians by private companies, creation of «truly independent» ethics oversight agencies, a public, searchable database of state economic development deals and creation of «clean contracting» systems to govern awards of state contracts.

Loeb's financial support of the Senate Republicans has been widely reported, as has his contribution to the IDC and his donations to a pro-charter school independent expenditure that spent heavily on behalf of members of both conferences in the last election cycle and helped keep them in power.

The super PAC — campaign committees that can received unlimited donations and spend unlimited amounts of money — has arrived on the local elections level, with one group spending heavily in a suburban county executive race.

Besides, while bigger library donations from Bill Gates would be wonderful, should these civic institutions rely so heavily on just one man and his circle?

As the American Gothic House Center is a not - for - profit entity, support relies heavily on the generous donations from supporters and visitors.

CCA's then rely heavily on charitable donations from the very banks they are remitting payments to on behalf of their customers.

We do not euthanize for time or space and as a non-profit, we rely heavily on private donation and grants to fund our operations.

Also, not only rescues, but also humane societies, SPCAs, and shelters depend heavily on private donations, and some may have special funds for their senior dogs.

We are a 501 (c) 3, non-profit organization that relies heavily on private individual donations and volunteer services to be able to continue helping homeless dogs.

Rima and He'art of rescue do an awesome job for animals like Wendy, and are heavily reliant on donations, since there is no charge for the dogs or other animals, or for their delivery overseas.

Without special funding to help care for these dogs, HES is relying heavily on support from donations.

We are a private non-profit shelter that relies heavily on fundraising events throughout the year as well as donations and gifts left to us in wills.

We rely heavily on our cherished volunteers, monetary and inventory donations, and two full time hospital professionals to provide the best care possible regardless of fees, but the time for increase has unfortunately arrived, and is a better alternative than not being able to provide services at all.

Our ability to help dogs in need heavily weighs on the generosity of the public and their donations as well as the adoption fees of the dogs in our program.

The capital fund drive is now underway and will rely heavily on private donations and grants.

To help facilitate these donations, we rely heavily on the relentless spirit of our creative volunteers who organize numerous fundraising programs and events throughout the year.

[A] s the details of the plan have emerged, environmental groups and politicians — who applaud Norway's impulse — say the feat relies too heavily on sleight - of - hand accounting and huge donations to environmental projects abroad, rather than meaningful emissions reductions.