Collocations for contribute - verb

enormously, generously, greatly, handsomely, heavily, substantially
His research has contributed enormously to our understanding of this disease.
Many people contributed generously to the appeal.

positively
people who want to contribute positively to their communities

equally
a situation where husband and wife contribute equally to the family budget

fully
financially

be asked to, be encouraged to

to
I would like to contribute to the church restoration fund.

towards/toward
The company contributed $50 000 towards/toward training costs.

have little, a lot, etc. to contribute (to sth)
He had very little to contribute to the conversation.

greatly, importantly, largely, materially, mightily (AmE), significantly, substantially
Parental involvement contributes significantly to children's learning.

effectively
disproportionately
countries that contribute disproportionately to global warming

actively, directly
Unemployment contributes directly to homelessness.

indirectly
potentially
These images could potentially contribute to the development of eating disorders.

undoubtedly
unwittingly

to
Several factors might contribute to the development of the disease.

regularly
a talented photographer who contributed regularly to ‘The Face’

to
Students are encouraged to contribute articles to the university magazine.

Contribute is used with these nouns as the object:
article, essay, idea, money, share, sum