Sentences with phrase «own fundraiser»

Fraternity keggers, birthday revelry, and other events involving lots of alcohol remain popular but not exclusive Tilt uses; its website has separate pages devoted to Tilt - enabled «parties,» «Greek life,» and «fundraisers.»

Part of TerraCycle's business plan includes free recycling fundraisers through about 20,000 schools and community groups across Canada.

I'm a sixth grader helping out at an elementary school fundraiser.

These alternative fundraisers are pulling in extraordinary sums of money, often in a matter of hours, minutes, or seconds.

The Gerritys have since postponed a fundraiser they were planning to hold at the end of March and are trying to figure out their next move.

The chairman of Apotex, the largest producer of generic drugs in Canada, came under fire recently for helping to organize a $ 500 - per - ticket pay - for - access fundraiser for the party.

A company Fun Run fundraiser for a non-profit organization, while impactful, is only one day out of the year.

Listening to his customers and learning about how they plan their events — ranging from concerts to fundraisers has helped him gain insight and expertise on how to host a successful event that he is always eager to share.

Fundly is a fundraising platform that's helped non-profits, creative projects, campaigns and individual fundraisers raise over $ 300 million to date.

Allow them to do carwashes, dunk tanks, or other cool fundraisers in your parking lot.

«I haven't seen him articulate a business vision,» says Ralph Lean, a partner at Cassels Brock and a prominent Conservative fundraiser.

Then Yee and Parker, a pair of crutches by his side, took a limo to a Sony Pictures sne studio in Culver City, where a televised fundraiser, Stand Up to Cancer, was being recorded that evening.

My clients are people that want a quality, no - nonsense company that will get the job done whether it is from planning a small and intimate event to a gala or wedding or from planning or promotion of a fundraiser to a signature launch party.

The sales are an important fundraiser for the organization, but they're also hands - on entrepreneurial experience for the scouts.

-- Ethan Austin, founder of the online fundraising website Give Forward, which has raised more than $ 150 million and hosts 20,000 active fundraisers at any given time.

In January of 2016, the then - candidate skipped a primary debate to hold his own fundraiser for veterans in Iowa.

Young said in a Twitter video that he has started an online fundraiser for the Red Cross and donated $ 100,000 to it.

In an article that discusses recent trends in corporate sponsorship entitled «Why Sponsors Sponsor,» author Jim Karrh lists the four criteria that not - for - profit fundraisers expect to be used by most companies in assessing the request to become involved as a sponsor.

The fundraiser leaned heavily on mid-century celebrity, but despite the billions raised, it eventually became as stodgy and embarrassing as its host.

Clearly, there's still room for improvement, and the evening's fundraiser brought in close to $ 1 million in funds for research and other initiatives.

He will be hard to replace, especially mid-cycle,» said Dan Eberhart, chief executive officer of oilfield services firm Canary LLC and a Republican fundraiser.

Gleit also said the social network has learned that the most effective way to share information about fundraisers on Facebook is through its messenger service.

Fundraisers will also be equipped with the normal controls that let users block the fundraiser or leave it if they're invited to join.

Facebook (fb) continued its quest to be a hub of charitable giving on Thursday by letting individual users set up fundraisers for non-profit organizations the way they would set up a group or event on the social network.

A fundraiser for a children's education non-profit in Michigan, this anthology is offered consciously at a moment when work is in shorter supply than Americans are accustomed to.

The fundraiser tool for users is the latest product from Facebook's social good team, which launched last year and is responsible for the social network's safety check technology that's switched on after natural disasters or emergencies and lets users notify friends that they're okay.

The New York Times first reported on Nixon's willingness to legalize the plant earlier this month, based on comments she'd made at a private fundraiser.

In August 2015, Sherman hosted a $ 1,500 - per - head fundraiser for the Liberal Party at his house, which was attended by Justin Trudeau, who went on to become prime minister two months later.

The November Entrepreneur Café in Shepherdstown, W.V., was the town's third fundraiser so far this year.

His duties include building a national network of fundraisers and courting major donors, who increasingly have more options amid the rise of outside groups that can raise and spend unlimited sums.

In November, it released standalone fundraiser pages for charitable organizations and improved donate buttons.

Since January, Canada's federal lobbying commissioner has been investigating whether the fundraiser violated government rules, which say lobbyists can not lobby officials they helped get elected.

Ever since Trump was elected president, his hotels have become the preferred venue for GOP fundraisers, especially the Trump International Hotel, opened by the Trump family in 2016, mere blocks from the White House in Washington.

More traditional growth categories are music festivals and nonprofit fundraisers.

On Thursday, 1 % of Facebook users in the United States will gain the ability to create fundraisers for 100 nonprofits that the social network has vetted.

The new tool will let a user create a fundraiser the same way she would have created a Facebook group or event.

Elliott Broidy, a top Republican fundraiser for Donald Trump's 2016 campaign, and his wife, engaged in contract negotiations to represent Jho Low, according to emails that his lawyer said were stolen when Broidy's accounts were hacked.

They will then be urged to share the fundraiser and invite their friends to give.

Though the telethon was a fundraiser foremost, entertainment value was the reason many viewers tuned in — and stayed awake all night as the show expanded to 21 1/2 hours.

Here's an excerpt from her most recent entry: «Another fun thing I did just before we started shooting was to attend a fundraiser for Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee at the home of George and Amal Clooney.

Facebook is taking a 5 % cut of all donations that come through users» fundraisers — 2 % covers its own operating costs and 3 % covers the cost of processing payments.

Only U.S. users will be able to create fundraisers for now; users from 39 countries will be able to donate.

Facebook says organizations will receive information about users who set up fundraisers for their benefit, but nonprofits will only get donors» emails addresses if the donor opts to disclose it.

Republicans have been critical of Democrats for accepting money from the movie producer Harvey Weinstein, who was a prolific fundraiser for the party as well.

«But a ticket can be a ticket to a class, or a fundraiser, or a political rally.

She offers this assurance: «You'll only see fundraisers from friends; you're not seeing all fundraisers on Facebook.»

Tix still available for our annual #StandUpForSkateparks fundraiser benefiting @THF More info: http://t.co/5yMfTYlDUc pic.twitter.com / SVpQLkSCcj

She'll select her preferred non-profit from a dropdown list of approved organizations, personalize the fundraiser page with photos and text, set a fundraising goal, and invite her friends to donate.

You might have heard last month about the Box CEO's plans to throw a fundraiser for Clinton, a candidate Reuters reported was courting a number of young Silicon Valley executives.

It should be noted that Jackman honed his political philanthropy as the federal fundraiser for the Progressive Conservatives under Brian Mulroney.