Definition of fundraiser in English:

fundraiser

noun ˈfʌndreɪzəˈfəndˌreɪzər

1A person whose job or task is to seek financial support for a charity, cause, or other enterprise.
a fundraiser for the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society
Example sentencesExamples
- Both were excellent fund-raisers among the wealthy, and they kept up feminine appearances by favouring Parisian fashions.
- He thanked the Swinford Host Town Committee, all the volunteers, sponsors, fund-raisers and everyone who contributed to the success of the three athletes.
- Congress carved out loopholes for charities, politicians, and their paid fund-raisers.
- The Catholic Church, for one, brought in fund-raisers.
- She's also an able fund-raiser and has spearheaded lucrative campaigns for the United Way and Habitat for Humanity.
- The appeal employs no professional fund-raisers and relies on the generosity and imagination of the public to raise money.
- Commercial fund-raisers used by any charity must be registered with the attorney general.
- Derwent Hall charity fund-raisers are supporting the fund and donations can be made to them on 01254 702259, or at The Grotto on Darwen Market.
- The site says that the party is seeking voluntary fund-raisers, policy workers and strategy tsars, all of which will become ‘senior leadership roles’ in the party.
- For example, few of Europe's impoverished universities employ professional fund-raisers.
- Yet her fund-raisers and staff have not moved to quell Democrat hopes, preferring that the rumour mill keep on running.
- A hardy crew of charity fund-raisers will be braving the icy waters of Windermere for the annual New Year's Day dip.
- And yesterday their hard work was celebrated at Harewood House in Leeds at a special event bringing together dogs and their partners, trainers and volunteer fund-raisers.
- The prodigious fund-raiser was admonished for creating the appearance that he was trading legislative favors for donations.
- The regulations would encourage fund-raisers to make transparent financial reports to the public, he said, which would be drawn up in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance.
- While waiting for their turn to tech, students met with filmmakers, teachers, fund-raisers, and dance writers.
- A veteran fund-raiser finds it tough going as she seeks her fourth round of financing
- Sunday's event which is the world's biggest half marathon - proved popular with charity fund-raisers as well as serious runners, and those who were combining collecting cash with a personal challenge.
- Charities and fund-raisers have reported a huge outpouring of support as members of the public rally to help those caught up in the devastating Asian earthquake.
- It is an opportunity for fun runners, joggers and charity fund-raisers to rub shoulders with the fast and famous.
Synonyms
fete, fair, jumble sale, sale, bring-and-buy sale, car boot sale, carnival
1. 1.1 An event held to generate financial support for a charity, cause, or other enterprise.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He does 3 to 10 fund-raisers at home each year, supporting both regional and national politicians.
  People also rent the space for everything from fashion shows to fund-raisers for babies in Africa who have AIDS.
  A young Stow couple have found a novel way to turn a Christmas clear-out into a charity fund-raiser.
  To raise his profile in the community, Hernandez staged fund-raisers for hospitals and schools in De La Hoya's name and created a youth center for underprivileged kids.
  For the venture that I'm involved in now, we held a series of fund-raisers six months before we launched the company and raised $50,000 just to get things going.
  In the wake of last year's tsunami disaster, for instance, fund-raising was intense, but there have been no accountability reports from the fund-raisers to their donors.
  Richardson is the de facto head of fundraising for Fianna Fail and organises the key fund-raisers for Ahern's constituency operations.
  Patricia will be at the Town House Gallery, Market Street, Lancaster on Saturday from 1pm to 4pm to launch the charity fund-raiser.
  Started by a couple at their kitchen table, this company supplies gourmet treats to school and church fund-raisers.
  Now, using money from a charity fund-raiser, they plan to buy a special crash mat for her to play on, along with steps to help her get into bed.
  They're the ones who organize rides, training courses, social events, and charity fund-raisers.
  Young people across the city are getting involved in everything from looking after local nature reserves to working with elderly people, mentoring younger children, working in charity shops - and doing charity fund-raisers.
  But even the revised measure is riddled with loopholes for charities, businesses, and political fund-raisers.
  He has raised millions at fund-raisers and appears in TV ads.
  Lately, he has been photographed at fund-raisers with New York socialite Hilary Geary, whom he's dating.
  Write a check, make a pledge, organize a fund-raiser, but give generously consistently, and repeatedly And do it today.
  However, since the event is part of a charity fund-raiser, Kim has taken that part seriously.
  This was just with a few days of successive fund-raisers.
  Billingsley has organized a fund-raiser for Kirk and personally given $2,000 to his campaign.
  The Better Business Bureau, for example, says fund-raisers should keep their administrative expenses to less than 35 percent of total revenue.

Definition of fundraiser in US English:

fundraiser

nounˈfəndˌreɪzərˈfəndˌrāzər

1A person whose job or task is to seek financial support for a charity, institution, or other enterprise.
a fundraiser for the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society
Example sentencesExamples
- Commercial fund-raisers used by any charity must be registered with the attorney general.
- Congress carved out loopholes for charities, politicians, and their paid fund-raisers.
- A hardy crew of charity fund-raisers will be braving the icy waters of Windermere for the annual New Year's Day dip.
- A veteran fund-raiser finds it tough going as she seeks her fourth round of financing
- The prodigious fund-raiser was admonished for creating the appearance that he was trading legislative favors for donations.
- And yesterday their hard work was celebrated at Harewood House in Leeds at a special event bringing together dogs and their partners, trainers and volunteer fund-raisers.
- It is an opportunity for fun runners, joggers and charity fund-raisers to rub shoulders with the fast and famous.
- He thanked the Swinford Host Town Committee, all the volunteers, sponsors, fund-raisers and everyone who contributed to the success of the three athletes.
- Charities and fund-raisers have reported a huge outpouring of support as members of the public rally to help those caught up in the devastating Asian earthquake.
- The Catholic Church, for one, brought in fund-raisers.
- Sunday's event which is the world's biggest half marathon - proved popular with charity fund-raisers as well as serious runners, and those who were combining collecting cash with a personal challenge.
- The site says that the party is seeking voluntary fund-raisers, policy workers and strategy tsars, all of which will become ‘senior leadership roles’ in the party.
- Derwent Hall charity fund-raisers are supporting the fund and donations can be made to them on 01254 702259, or at The Grotto on Darwen Market.
- The appeal employs no professional fund-raisers and relies on the generosity and imagination of the public to raise money.
- The regulations would encourage fund-raisers to make transparent financial reports to the public, he said, which would be drawn up in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance.
- Yet her fund-raisers and staff have not moved to quell Democrat hopes, preferring that the rumour mill keep on running.
- Both were excellent fund-raisers among the wealthy, and they kept up feminine appearances by favouring Parisian fashions.
- She's also an able fund-raiser and has spearheaded lucrative campaigns for the United Way and Habitat for Humanity.
- While waiting for their turn to tech, students met with filmmakers, teachers, fund-raisers, and dance writers.
- For example, few of Europe's impoverished universities employ professional fund-raisers.
Synonyms
fete, fair, jumble sale, sale, bring-and-buy sale, car boot sale, carnival
1. 1.1 An event held to generate financial support for a charity or other enterprise.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But even the revised measure is riddled with loopholes for charities, businesses, and political fund-raisers.
  They're the ones who organize rides, training courses, social events, and charity fund-raisers.
  However, since the event is part of a charity fund-raiser, Kim has taken that part seriously.
  People also rent the space for everything from fashion shows to fund-raisers for babies in Africa who have AIDS.
  Started by a couple at their kitchen table, this company supplies gourmet treats to school and church fund-raisers.
  He does 3 to 10 fund-raisers at home each year, supporting both regional and national politicians.
  Richardson is the de facto head of fundraising for Fianna Fail and organises the key fund-raisers for Ahern's constituency operations.
  Young people across the city are getting involved in everything from looking after local nature reserves to working with elderly people, mentoring younger children, working in charity shops - and doing charity fund-raisers.
  In the wake of last year's tsunami disaster, for instance, fund-raising was intense, but there have been no accountability reports from the fund-raisers to their donors.
  To raise his profile in the community, Hernandez staged fund-raisers for hospitals and schools in De La Hoya's name and created a youth center for underprivileged kids.
  The Better Business Bureau, for example, says fund-raisers should keep their administrative expenses to less than 35 percent of total revenue.
  He has raised millions at fund-raisers and appears in TV ads.
  Now, using money from a charity fund-raiser, they plan to buy a special crash mat for her to play on, along with steps to help her get into bed.
  Billingsley has organized a fund-raiser for Kirk and personally given $2,000 to his campaign.
  Lately, he has been photographed at fund-raisers with New York socialite Hilary Geary, whom he's dating.
  Write a check, make a pledge, organize a fund-raiser, but give generously consistently, and repeatedly And do it today.
  For the venture that I'm involved in now, we held a series of fund-raisers six months before we launched the company and raised $50,000 just to get things going.
  Patricia will be at the Town House Gallery, Market Street, Lancaster on Saturday from 1pm to 4pm to launch the charity fund-raiser.
  A young Stow couple have found a novel way to turn a Christmas clear-out into a charity fund-raiser.
  This was just with a few days of successive fund-raisers.

单词	fundraiser
释义	Definition of fundraiser in English: fundraiser noun ˈfʌndreɪzəˈfəndˌreɪzər 1A person whose job or task is to seek financial support for a charity, cause, or other enterprise. a fundraiser for the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society Example sentencesExamples Both were excellent fund-raisers among the wealthy, and they kept up feminine appearances by favouring Parisian fashions. He thanked the Swinford Host Town Committee, all the volunteers, sponsors, fund-raisers and everyone who contributed to the success of the three athletes. Congress carved out loopholes for charities, politicians, and their paid fund-raisers. The Catholic Church, for one, brought in fund-raisers. She's also an able fund-raiser and has spearheaded lucrative campaigns for the United Way and Habitat for Humanity. The appeal employs no professional fund-raisers and relies on the generosity and imagination of the public to raise money. Commercial fund-raisers used by any charity must be registered with the attorney general. Derwent Hall charity fund-raisers are supporting the fund and donations can be made to them on 01254 702259, or at The Grotto on Darwen Market. The site says that the party is seeking voluntary fund-raisers, policy workers and strategy tsars, all of which will become ‘senior leadership roles’ in the party. For example, few of Europe's impoverished universities employ professional fund-raisers. Yet her fund-raisers and staff have not moved to quell Democrat hopes, preferring that the rumour mill keep on running. A hardy crew of charity fund-raisers will be braving the icy waters of Windermere for the annual New Year's Day dip. And yesterday their hard work was celebrated at Harewood House in Leeds at a special event bringing together dogs and their partners, trainers and volunteer fund-raisers. The prodigious fund-raiser was admonished for creating the appearance that he was trading legislative favors for donations. The regulations would encourage fund-raisers to make transparent financial reports to the public, he said, which would be drawn up in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance. While waiting for their turn to tech, students met with filmmakers, teachers, fund-raisers, and dance writers. A veteran fund-raiser finds it tough going as she seeks her fourth round of financing Sunday's event which is the world's biggest half marathon - proved popular with charity fund-raisers as well as serious runners, and those who were combining collecting cash with a personal challenge. Charities and fund-raisers have reported a huge outpouring of support as members of the public rally to help those caught up in the devastating Asian earthquake. It is an opportunity for fun runners, joggers and charity fund-raisers to rub shoulders with the fast and famous. Synonyms fete, fair, jumble sale, sale, bring-and-buy sale, car boot sale, carnival 1.1 An event held to generate financial support for a charity, cause, or other enterprise. Example sentencesExamples He does 3 to 10 fund-raisers at home each year, supporting both regional and national politicians. People also rent the space for everything from fashion shows to fund-raisers for babies in Africa who have AIDS. A young Stow couple have found a novel way to turn a Christmas clear-out into a charity fund-raiser. To raise his profile in the community, Hernandez staged fund-raisers for hospitals and schools in De La Hoya's name and created a youth center for underprivileged kids. For the venture that I'm involved in now, we held a series of fund-raisers six months before we launched the company and raised $50,000 just to get things going. In the wake of last year's tsunami disaster, for instance, fund-raising was intense, but there have been no accountability reports from the fund-raisers to their donors. Richardson is the de facto head of fundraising for Fianna Fail and organises the key fund-raisers for Ahern's constituency operations. Patricia will be at the Town House Gallery, Market Street, Lancaster on Saturday from 1pm to 4pm to launch the charity fund-raiser. Started by a couple at their kitchen table, this company supplies gourmet treats to school and church fund-raisers. Now, using money from a charity fund-raiser, they plan to buy a special crash mat for her to play on, along with steps to help her get into bed. They're the ones who organize rides, training courses, social events, and charity fund-raisers. Young people across the city are getting involved in everything from looking after local nature reserves to working with elderly people, mentoring younger children, working in charity shops - and doing charity fund-raisers. But even the revised measure is riddled with loopholes for charities, businesses, and political fund-raisers. He has raised millions at fund-raisers and appears in TV ads. Lately, he has been photographed at fund-raisers with New York socialite Hilary Geary, whom he's dating. Write a check, make a pledge, organize a fund-raiser, but give generously consistently, and repeatedly And do it today. However, since the event is part of a charity fund-raiser, Kim has taken that part seriously. This was just with a few days of successive fund-raisers. Billingsley has organized a fund-raiser for Kirk and personally given $2,000 to his campaign. The Better Business Bureau, for example, says fund-raisers should keep their administrative expenses to less than 35 percent of total revenue. Definition of fundraiser in US English: fundraiser nounˈfəndˌreɪzərˈfəndˌrāzər 1A person whose job or task is to seek financial support for a charity, institution, or other enterprise. a fundraiser for the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society Example sentencesExamples Commercial fund-raisers used by any charity must be registered with the attorney general. Congress carved out loopholes for charities, politicians, and their paid fund-raisers. A hardy crew of charity fund-raisers will be braving the icy waters of Windermere for the annual New Year's Day dip. A veteran fund-raiser finds it tough going as she seeks her fourth round of financing The prodigious fund-raiser was admonished for creating the appearance that he was trading legislative favors for donations. And yesterday their hard work was celebrated at Harewood House in Leeds at a special event bringing together dogs and their partners, trainers and volunteer fund-raisers. It is an opportunity for fun runners, joggers and charity fund-raisers to rub shoulders with the fast and famous. He thanked the Swinford Host Town Committee, all the volunteers, sponsors, fund-raisers and everyone who contributed to the success of the three athletes. Charities and fund-raisers have reported a huge outpouring of support as members of the public rally to help those caught up in the devastating Asian earthquake. The Catholic Church, for one, brought in fund-raisers. Sunday's event which is the world's biggest half marathon - proved popular with charity fund-raisers as well as serious runners, and those who were combining collecting cash with a personal challenge. The site says that the party is seeking voluntary fund-raisers, policy workers and strategy tsars, all of which will become ‘senior leadership roles’ in the party. Derwent Hall charity fund-raisers are supporting the fund and donations can be made to them on 01254 702259, or at The Grotto on Darwen Market. The appeal employs no professional fund-raisers and relies on the generosity and imagination of the public to raise money. The regulations would encourage fund-raisers to make transparent financial reports to the public, he said, which would be drawn up in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance. Yet her fund-raisers and staff have not moved to quell Democrat hopes, preferring that the rumour mill keep on running. Both were excellent fund-raisers among the wealthy, and they kept up feminine appearances by favouring Parisian fashions. She's also an able fund-raiser and has spearheaded lucrative campaigns for the United Way and Habitat for Humanity. While waiting for their turn to tech, students met with filmmakers, teachers, fund-raisers, and dance writers. For example, few of Europe's impoverished universities employ professional fund-raisers. Synonyms fete, fair, jumble sale, sale, bring-and-buy sale, car boot sale, carnival 1.1 An event held to generate financial support for a charity or other enterprise. Example sentencesExamples But even the revised measure is riddled with loopholes for charities, businesses, and political fund-raisers. They're the ones who organize rides, training courses, social events, and charity fund-raisers. However, since the event is part of a charity fund-raiser, Kim has taken that part seriously. People also rent the space for everything from fashion shows to fund-raisers for babies in Africa who have AIDS. Started by a couple at their kitchen table, this company supplies gourmet treats to school and church fund-raisers. He does 3 to 10 fund-raisers at home each year, supporting both regional and national politicians. Richardson is the de facto head of fundraising for Fianna Fail and organises the key fund-raisers for Ahern's constituency operations. Young people across the city are getting involved in everything from looking after local nature reserves to working with elderly people, mentoring younger children, working in charity shops - and doing charity fund-raisers. In the wake of last year's tsunami disaster, for instance, fund-raising was intense, but there have been no accountability reports from the fund-raisers to their donors. To raise his profile in the community, Hernandez staged fund-raisers for hospitals and schools in De La Hoya's name and created a youth center for underprivileged kids. The Better Business Bureau, for example, says fund-raisers should keep their administrative expenses to less than 35 percent of total revenue. He has raised millions at fund-raisers and appears in TV ads. Now, using money from a charity fund-raiser, they plan to buy a special crash mat for her to play on, along with steps to help her get into bed. Billingsley has organized a fund-raiser for Kirk and personally given $2,000 to his campaign. Lately, he has been photographed at fund-raisers with New York socialite Hilary Geary, whom he's dating. Write a check, make a pledge, organize a fund-raiser, but give generously consistently, and repeatedly And do it today. For the venture that I'm involved in now, we held a series of fund-raisers six months before we launched the company and raised $50,000 just to get things going. Patricia will be at the Town House Gallery, Market Street, Lancaster on Saturday from 1pm to 4pm to launch the charity fund-raiser. A young Stow couple have found a novel way to turn a Christmas clear-out into a charity fund-raiser. This was just with a few days of successive fund-raisers.
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