fundraiser

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The venue for the fundraiser will be the Jim Brandon Equestrian Center in Wellington, Florida.

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  1. noun One, such as a person or an organization, that raises funds.
  2. noun A social function, such as a dinner, held for raising funds.

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  • When a big crowd shows up, the fundraiser is a great success for the local group. —  Progressive Bloggers
  • Ms. Aldrich serves the nonprofit sector not only as a fundraiser, author, and teacher, but also as a board member and campaign committee member for several nonprofits. www. meenakshimission.org —  Recently Uploaded Slideshows
  • Because of you all our fundraiser was a big success!
  • Kissée and his colleagues all volunteered their time for the fundraiser, as they also do at the Tehama County Museum every year. —  Local News
  • Just over 50 students in Grades 7 to 9 at Derek Taylor have signed up for the fundraiser, and 41 will participate in the overnight fundraiser. —  Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune
 

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