lahjoituksiin

Lahjoituksiin is a Finnish grammatical form that denotes donations in the illative plural. It is the illative case form of the noun lahjoitus, which refers to a donation or contribution. The illative case expresses direction toward something or involvement with it, so lahjoituksiin is used when speaking about actions directed at or involving donations rather than the act of giving itself.

In everyday and institutional language, lahjoituksiin appears in contexts such as fundraising, nonprofit communications, and policy discussion. Common constructions include lahjoituksiin liittyvät kampanjat (campaigns related to donations), osallistuminen lahjoituksiin (participation in donations), or vaikuttaminen lahjoituksiin (influencing donations). The form helps specify what the action concerns or targets.

Lahjoitus as a concept covers both monetary contributions and in-kind gifts given to organizations, causes, or individuals. Distinctions are often made between lahjoitus (the donation itself) and lahjoituksiin (the direction toward or involvement with donations). The use of the illative plural can reflect focus on the collective or aggregate aspect of giving, rather than a single act.

In Finnish discourse, lahjoituksiin is most commonly encountered in written material such as campaign texts, reports, and media coverage about charitable giving, fundraising strategies, and how donations are directed or allocated. It forms part of the broader vocabulary of philanthropy and nonprofit governance.