fundraisers
fundraisers — noun
- fundraiserssingular
- fundraisersesplural
1. individuals who gather donations for a cause, or activities arranged to obtain f
individuals who gather donations for a cause, or activities arranged to obtain financial backing for a specific aim, for instance assisting a charity, school, or political effort.
The school's fundraisers helped pay for new computers in the library.
possessive noun + fundraisers as subject
Hannah and Darius ran three fundraisers this year for the local food bank.
run + fundraisers + for + cause
Community fundraisers kept the after-school music program from closing down.
Pedro's family attends fundraisers every spring to support cancer research.
The hospital fundraisers last month collected enough money for new patient beds.
- campaigner
broader — someone who works actively for a cause, not necessarily by collecting money
- benefit
event-focused — a specific type of fundraising event such as a dinner or concert
- telethon
narrower — a fundraising event broadcast on television or online
文法句型
fundraiser (singular) | fundraisers (plural)
用法筆記
This plural form covers both meanings: people who raise money (fundraising volunteers or staff) and the events they organize (charity dinners, bake sales, walkathons, etc.). The singular form fundraiser can refer to either a person or an event.