The rich will be asked to contribute money; the strong to contribute Labour.
If you can't contribute money to charity, give time.
Let the people of the whole country mobilize, take up arms and join the War of Resistance. Let those with strength contribute strength, those with money contribute money, those with guns contribute guns, and those with knowledge contribute knowledge.
You are invited to become a Friend of the Bristol Hospice, ie to contribute money regularly.
That far: Mountain students afford school, we are scrambling to contribute money and materials.
[Formal] to open one's purse; to contribute money to charities; to untie one's purse-strings
That's right. To chip in, means to each contribute money to buy something.
The dinner was held under the auspices of businesses that have partnerships with the museum and contribute money to it.
Government finance should be based on the principle of equitable distribution of the economic burden, which means that those who have money should contribute money.
The hope passes this contribute money, can aid people of stricken be hit by a natural adversity area to walk out of predicament in order to exhaust scanty power.
In Changkang when fire broke out in a poor peasant's house destroying one and a half rooms, the township government appealed to the masses to contribute money to help him.
