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raise money for

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raise money for someone or something and raise money to do something
to work to earn money or encourage donations for the benefit of someone, something, or doing something. I worked hard to raise money for college, and then decided not to go.
See also: money, raise


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During the journey we will pass through Porthmadog, Aberystwyth, and Llandrindod Wells, before arriving in Cardiff on Wednesday "Whilst the journey will be a personal challenge for all involved, it is also intended to be an opportunity to raise money for some worthy charities.
Northallerton Dummies It's common for people to go to unusual lengths to raise money for an Everest trek, knowing that something special awaits them when they reach the Himalayan Mountains.
Byline: Iain Laing GOLFERS from North East firms clubbed together and competed in a match to raise money for two of the region's children's charities.
 
 
 
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