phone-bankcalls

noun
UK /ˈfəʊn bæŋk kɔːlz/
US /ˈfoʊn bæŋk kɔːlz/

Calls made by people asking others to vote or give money for a group.

The volunteers made phone-bankcalls all evening to support the charity.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Calls made from a phone bank to many people at once.

The phone-bankcalls reached hundreds of homes before the election.

3. Calls used to ask people for political support.

Her phone-bankcalls helped the candidate win the local vote.

4. Calls made to raise money for a cause.

The school's phone-bankcalls brought in enough money for new books.