collection box

noun

1. a box or other container used to collect offerings of money, especially in a church.
2. mailbox ( def 1 ).

Example Sentences

The RWDSU saw it differently, saying in its objection to the NLRB that it “created the impression that the collection box was a polling location and that the employer had control over the conduct of the mail ballot election.”

From Vox

The privacy labels for the Facebook and Instagram apps, for instance, seemingly checked every data collection box that Apple offered.

From Vox

Postmaster general Louis DeJoy this week backed down from his changes to overtime, mail processing hours, and location of collection boxes, but concerns about processing capacities and delayed shipments remain.

From Quartz

They left everything else, including the collection box that was full of change.

From The Daily Beast

You don't let me have money enough to put in the collection box Sundays, let alone gamblin'.

From Project Gutenberg

At the foot of the statue is a large collection box for the donations of the worshippers.

From Project Gutenberg

On the ledge of the little window through which their money was passed there was always a Hospital collection-box.

From Project Gutenberg

You can't poke your head out of the door without a collection-box being shoved at you.

From Project Gutenberg

They spin a sovereign into the collection box, and think they have done their full share.

From Project Gutenberg