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Meanings of donate to charity in English

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Usage of donate to charity in English
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Adani has vowed to donate to charity any funds from Mr Burragubba.
News.com.au
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With no Christmas parties, the Marketing Network Group has urged companies to donate to charity.
Independent.ie
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A NATIONAL campaign urging older people to donate to charity in their will was launched yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Host a party and you get a discount, which you can use or donate to charity.
The Irish Times
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Whenever we can, we donate to charity.
The Guardian
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Heard was awarded $10 million in the settlement, which she said she would donate to charity.
News.com.au
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The other competitors will be given $25,000 each to donate to charity.
BBC
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The Duke of Cambridge, as he is formally titled, will draw a salary, which he will donate to charity.
Reuters
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There is also the option to use your points to donate to charity -how's that for an all-roundgood feeling?
The Irish Times
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Prince William and Kate Middleton asked the public to donate to charity during their wedding, too and over £1 million was raised.
The South African
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On Thursday, Morneau said he will donate to charity any profit that his Morneau Shepell shares have made since he was elected.
Reuters
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The majority of used clothes we donate to charity have traditionally been re-sold abroad, but now even that demand is in decline.
BBC
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The majority of Irish people still donate to charity on a regular basis despite the squeeze on household income, according to new research.
The Irish Times
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The report said while older wealthy people tend to donate to charity, younger rich people increasingly want to get involved on the ground.
The Guardian
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Put it towards your next holiday, invest in a course or donate to charity -you might be pleasantly surprised by the results.
News.com.au
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The Fitzwilliam Hotel is to donate to charity three paintings that were at the centre of a trial involving chef Mr Conrad Gallagher.
The Irish Times
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