Synonyms

fundraise

British

/ ˈfʌndˌreɪz /

verb

to raise money for a cause

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Other Word Forms

fundraising noun

Example Sentences

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While the firm can limit withdrawals, investor unease makes fundraising harder, affecting its stock price.

From The Wall Street Journal

Numbers Game: A novel fundraising method for startups is raising questions about how much AI companies are really worth in a frenzied investment atmosphere.

From The Wall Street Journal

A fundraising appeal to support the alterations needed to allow him to return to the family home has so far raised more than £24,000.

From BBC

But after his family started a fresh fundraising campaign to help with his legal fight, his case was looked at again by the Home Office.

From BBC

Investors in the firm's Equity for Punks fundraising drive recently spoke out about concerns they could lose their money in a sale.

From BBC

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