Reach out to them for their involvement
I organized a charity race in New York for cancer awareness and I reached out to them for their involvement so they can participate in the event.
Not sure if reach out to them for X is the right expression to use here. Is there any other way to word this, or is this fine? Any other similar expression?
Top answer
Yes, "to reach out" is the correct expression. However, your sentence is awkward. " or I organized a charity race in New York for cancer awareness and I asked them to be involved in the event.
- Yes, "to reach out" is the correct expression.
- However, your sentence is awkward.
- " or I organized a charity race in New York for cancer awareness and I asked them to be involved in the event.
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Yes, "to reach out" is the correct expression. However, your sentence is awkward.
"I organized a charity race in New York for cancer awareness and I reached out to them for their participation in the event."
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I organized a charity race in New York for cancer awareness and I asked them to be involved in the event.
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