donor

Sometimes politicians oppose reform for nefarious reasons—to protect a special interest or a major donor, for example.

What Florida donor is going to give to Rubio and not Bush?

Recipients in a cryobank can peruse donor files and see hair color, eye color, race, height, IQ, and so on.

Louis Bacon, another big donor, owns land all over the world, including a grouse-hunting estate in Scotland.

Other panelists rallied to the cause of “the invisible woman”—the second and generally anonymous egg donor.

Consequently, though the donor's intention may be subsequently altered, no obligation to make restitution will arise.

Although the charter proceeds from the crown or the government, it is considered as the will of the donor.

Above these is a sandstone belt in which is cut the name of the donor, by vote of the City Government.

In connection with it is a handsome chapel, the gift of the late Deacon David Boutelle and named after the donor.

In this case the donor had escaped, as by a miracle, from a stroke of lightning.