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Meanings of fundraise in English

Raise money for a cause or project.

Usage of fundraise in English
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Most would be unable to fundraise during the lockdown, the report said.
Radio NZ
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The growing financial burden has led families to fundraise and sell their possessions.
The Guardian
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Arts organisations are going to fundraise their way out of trouble.
The Irish Times
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Even if charities can buy places, they still have to hope participants fundraise successfully.
The Guardian
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Let's start a campaign and fundraise for this to happen.
The Guardian
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Since the postponement, Sun has responded to the accusations: The illegal fundraise accusation is wrong.
The South African
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We went out to fundraise and set up kitchens.
The Guardian
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He was told this would involve going to Britain to fundraise and lecture on African issues.
The Irish Times
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The team needs to fundraise to get over to Japan, you can help them out here.
Radio NZ
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Different sport code players in Wellington are getting together to play basketball to fundraise for Christchurch
Radio NZ
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A fund has been set up to fundraise for those with limited or no insurance cover.
Radio NZ
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But, we are doing our best to fundraise for my dad to get him some treatment.
Radio NZ
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The group has a Givealittle page to fundraise for their trip to the US, details here.
Radio NZ
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He continued to fundraise, sometimes in bizarre fashion.
The Irish Times
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The scheme will also eventually fundraise for LGBT causes through the sale of additional tokens each year.
Reuters
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So, there's no one simple answer; it will depend where you're trying to fundraise from and to.
The Guardian
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