When I first saw the word "Concerns," my mind immediately jumped to business or interpersonal relationships. I thought the category might be something like "Things you address" or "Meeting topics." It was a bit vague, so I didn't want to commit to a guess just yet.

Then came "Donations." This threw me for a second because you don't really "address" a donation in the same way you address a concern. I started thinking about "Charity" or "Giving." But then I looked at both words together. You "bring up" concerns and you "collect" donations. However, the most common professional and social verb for both is "Raise." You raise concerns in a meeting, and you raise donations for a cause.

The third clue, "Children," really solidified the "Raise" theory. While you can "have" children or "teach" children, "raising" them is the definitive term for upbringing. At this point, I was about 90% sure the answer involved the word "Raise," but I wanted to see how the game would handle the remaining clues to be certain.

When "Eyebrow" appeared, it was the "aha" moment. It’s a physical movement. You raise an eyebrow to show you’re suspicious or surprised. It moved the category away from just "charity and parenting" into the realm of physical actions.

Finally, "Your voice" was the cherry on top. Whether you are literally increasing your volume or figuratively speaking up for your rights, you are raising your voice. By looking at all five, the connection was undeniable: these are all things you can raise.