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Overall, the Indiegogo campaign netted over $41,000, and since people kept donating after it ended, reached about $50,000 total.

He was eventually advised by one bank that he had fathered too many children locally and then began donating elsewhere.

Some men, she discovered, even found the process of donating objectifying and alienating.

The RJC will be spending and Adelson will be donating “significantly more than in the past,” one board member told me.

Then something funny happened: people began donating and dumping water on themselves.

The State of Pennsylvania acknowledged her gratitude for this service by donating him a valuable tract of land.

If we paid the minister adequately, why should we abuse the language by "donating" the necessaries of life to the parsonage?

In donating the land for the temple Tullius retained the ownership of a narrow strip of irregular shape at the right.

And here's another account about the Red Cross donating half a million dollars to build recreation booths for us along the front.

Reubens mother had listened with much interest to 182 the boys scheme, and had insisted on donating all the pumpkins required.

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On this page you'll find 55 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to donating, such as: altruistic, humanitarian, patriotic, beneficent, benevolent, and benignant.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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