fundraiser
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3.1
- noun
- /ˈfʌndˌreɪzər/
:
recaudador de fondos
- Chris is a board salesman, but he is the best fundraiser I've ever been close to.
- chief fundraiser
- fundraisers for organizations
- fundraiser and administrator
And he becomes, it's like chief fundraiser and its main leader.
- And he becomes, it's like chief fundraiser and its main leader.
- And then, you know, we've been less successful in, in hiring the fundraisers or, or getting our head around it ourselves.
Examples
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Franny and I bought a table at an ALS fundraiser.
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And and I was at a fundraiser last week for a charity that raises money for mental health issues for veterans.
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And he becomes, it's like chief fundraiser and its main leader.
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But why did he link this guy's fundraiser to begin with?
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I have a campaign fundraiser.
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In fact, so last weekend I had fundraiser for my dance group that I'm a part of.
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Funds for the activity were obtained through a fundraiser that was sponsored by the club.
Academic text (2003) -
Grants, fundraisers, and donations will continue to be sources of funding for my own library.
Academic text (2014) -
His aides planned an initial series of fundraisers that they hoped would raise $30 million.
Academic text (2014) -
The community organized a fundraiser to support local families in need after the disaster.
Synonyms
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3.6
A person who collects money to help a charity or project
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8.3
A person who collects donations from many people and gives them to a political campaign
Antonyms
How Professional
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3.1
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6.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fundraiser comes from the parts fund ('money') and raise ('lift up'), so a fundraiser is a person who 'raises' money by collecting donations for a cause.