fundraiser
- noun
- /ˈfʌndˌreɪzər/
- He organized a fundraiser to help raise money for the local animal shelter.
- organize a fundraiser
- hold fundraisers
- a food fundraiser
It's like, why would you use someone else's fundraiser and then take all the credit?
- It's like, why would you use someone else's fundraiser and then take all the credit?
- But they are using these fashion show fundraisers as a way to launch their career.
- He was always fundraising, always planning fundraiser events.
- We we brought in Indian chefs from around the country to do a fundraiser for earthquake victims in India.
- I feel like they're doing fake Hamas, fake fundraisers.
- No one, no one should fat shame you, especially at a New Jersey fundraiser.
- Fucking listen, the Camden Irish Centre, Kilburn, these Irish centres had had, you know, fundraisers and all.
Examples
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There was this one church, they were holding a fundraiser for $40,000 for a parking lot.
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We we brought in Indian chefs from around the country to do a fundraiser for earthquake victims in India.
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We're having a fundraiser, so we're making a video.
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So, ready for the big fundraiser this weekend?
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Well, I hope the fundraiser goes well.
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And this is all part of a fundraiser for the Food in Ukraine Appeal, which you can all help with.
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Look, I have a lot to do for the fundraiser.
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How about, uh, we host a fundraiser for your math club?
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After the community leaders select a design, organize a fundraiser to build the memorial for your school.
Academic text (2008) -
It was like this amazing house and it was this fundraiser for Best Friends Animal Society.
Synonyms
An event held to raise money for a charity, often a performance
An event where people sell cakes or cookies to raise money for a cause
A long TV or online show that asks people to give money to charity
An organized event, like a concert, to raise money or attention for people in need
An event where people sell goods to raise money for charity
A concert that raises money for a charity
A public event with music, games, and food to raise money
A planned effort to collect money for a cause
A planned event to collect money for a cause
An online campaign to collect small donations from many people for a project
A day often at a university when students hold fun events to raise money for charity
An organized activity to collect money for a charity or cause
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Morphology
Etymology
Fundraiser comes from the parts fund ('money') and raise ('lift up'), so a fundraiser is an event that 'raises' money for a cause, such as a sale, a concert or a party.