Fundraiser ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Fundraiser ( noun )

1. An event or campaign that is held or organized to raise money for a particular cause.
2. A person or organization that raises money for a particular cause.
3. The process of raising funds for a particular cause.

Origin:

First recorded in 1875, from the verb fundraise.

Examples:

1. The charity fundraiser raised thousands of dollars.
2. The school fundraiser was a success.
3. He was a fundraiser for the political campaign.
4. The fundraiser is organized to raise money for the new hospital.
5. The fundraising event was a gala to support the arts.

(As a verb)

Fundraiser ( verb )

1. An event or campaign that is held or organized to raise money for a particular cause.
2. A person or organization that raises money for a particular cause.
3. The process of raising funds for a particular cause.

Origin:

First recorded in 1875, from the verb fundraise.

Examples:

1. The charity fundraiser raised thousands of dollars.
2. The school fundraiser was a success.
3. He was a fundraiser for the political campaign.
4. The fundraiser is organized to raise money for the new hospital.
5. The fundraising event was a gala to support the arts.