to donate money or contribute funds

to contribute money, goods, or services to a fund, cause, or organization as a gift

to donate; to contribute

to give money, goods, or services to help a person or organization

to solicit contributions; to collect donations

to contribute funds

to donate physical items or materials, often to a relief effort or charity

donor; contributor

to donate blood

to sacrifice one's life

exorbitant taxation

tax; levy; duty; impost

a person who provides a gift of money, especially to a charity or public institution

tax; levy; duty; impost

to cast aside, abandon, or relinquish (often used with abstract nouns like grudges or prejudices)

to solicit contributions or collect donations for a charitable or public cause

to donate

to refuse to pay taxes or to boycott a government levy

A person who voluntarily has blood drawn for use in transfusions or medical treatments.

to sacrifice one's life

Not discarding anything, whether small or big; accepting or collecting everything regardless of size or importance.

money donation to relieve distress or famine

tax on stores

to donate eggs (from one's ovaries)

surplus from donation (accountancy)

tax benefits table

To sacrifice one's life generously or fervently to a cause.

Taipei Revenue Service (tax office)

tax on a banquet or feast

Exorbitant or heavy taxes and levies.

to give away money or property to an organization or cause, typically for charitable purposes.

to donate sperm

to donate to

to die

(old) the practice of obtaining an official position through financial contributions rather than the imperial examination; an official who obtained their post this way

to lay down one's life