benefactor

He was a great friend and benefactor to the University.

Perhaps their benefactors knew what they were doing after all.

In later life, he was a major benefactor to university science.

She is also a benefactor in the field of education.

In time, the senator became something of a political benefactor.

Then when I was growing up, you were my benefactor who made me special.

The person or group who gives the money is called the benefactor.

And he, himself, had the idea that his benefactor never knew it.

She looked out at her two benefactors and felt sorry for them.

That's the hand of the Benefactor at work, or so we like to think.

Local leaders said the largest benefactor has been the city.

Then again, it can just as easily be a benefactor.

Was this the task his benefactor had been talking about?

He was also a significant benefactor to his wife's home, Jersey.

He received support from various benefactors, including the future King.

But suddenly we found a benefactor, though now we're at a loss what to do.

He knows the names of his benefactors, and so should the public.

Truly was he a great benefactor of the human race.

Gradually she came to think of her benefactor as the Friend.

George was regarded as a great benefactor to the town.

Truly, I felt like a benefactor of the whole race.

He was also very well known as a prominent benefactor of his time.

Or to talk of some hospital, whose walls record his father a benefactor?

Getting the corpus right was not easy, the benefactor said.

He wished to see, for the last time, his benefactor who was on the road to death!