campaigncalls

noun
UK /kæmˈpeɪn kɔːlz/
US /kæmˈpeɪn kɔlz/

Phone calls made to ask people to support a cause or vote for someone.

The volunteers made campaigncalls all evening to encourage people to vote.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Calls made to raise money for a charity or group.

The charity's campaigncalls helped them reach their donation goal.

3. Calls made to promote a new product or service.

The marketing team scheduled campaigncalls to introduce the new app.

4. Calls made to gather support for a community project.

Neighbors made campaigncalls to get signatures for the new park.