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There is an urgent need for more people to donate their time and money.

Tom wants to donate money.

Our school donated money to the Red Cross.

Many big corporations donate to political parties.

An anonymous businesswoman donated one million dollars to the charity.

Twenty-seven-year-old female wants to donate half her liver - to her dying girlfriend.

I donate money when I buy a helmet.

To donate means to give something — money, goods, or time — to some cause, such as a charity.

Firefighters volunteered to donate blood to help their injured colleagues.

Four hundred new computers were donated to the college.

They decided to donate fifty thousand dollars to the college.

Their family donated tinned goods to the local homeless shelter.

They donated food and medicine to the homeless.

He donated all his money to charity

These are charitable organisations people donate food to. It's then distributed to those who have difficulty buying their own food.

‘Try this,’ she said, proffering a plate.

When I proffer the pill over the plays he's written in the past 15 years