Proffer (verb)

1. To offer something, typically in a friendly or helpful way.
2. To present or submit something for consideration.
3. To put something forward for acceptance or rejection.

Origin:

From middle english profren, from old french proferer, from latin profferre ("to bring forward, offer"), from pro- ("forward") + offerre ("to bring, offer").

Examples:

1. He proffered his help to the old lady.
2. She proffered her resignation letter to the manager.
3. The lawyer proffered evidence to the court.
4. The company proffered a new proposal to the union.
5. He proffered a solution to the problem.