philanthropists
dermawan
definition
noun
He is seeking the help of philanthropists , who can sponsor his son, Hargobind.
a person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, especially by the generous donation of money to good causes.
translation of 'philanthropists'
noun
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example
Some 'philanthropists' established newspapers to act as the guardian of the common man, while others did all they could to encourage the growth of universal education.
Thanks to his contributions and those from other 'philanthropists' , Colonial Williamsburg can now operate as a not-for-profit educational facility.
They all patently love and cherish the objects entrusted to them by Victorian 'philanthropists' and municipal benefactors.
He is seeking the help of 'philanthropists' , who can sponsor his son, Hargobind.
We're also connecting new patrons and emerging 'philanthropists' with emerging artists and arts groups.
Taxpayers and 'philanthropists' pay large amounts of money to keep the university well equipped with the latest gear.
As 'philanthropists' , they have contributed to the development of medical and social care in many corners of the world.
Hence, the Lords also sold posters and buttons and secured donations from 'philanthropists' and local businesses.
There are generous 'philanthropists' and organisations ready to help them achieve their targets and on their part they never fail in meeting their goals.
The organisation is also looking for donations from 'philanthropists' for a suitable site here to have its own building.
Evenings such as this not only bring in funds, but also bring together 'philanthropists' willing to give their time and money for a worthy cause.
He also established himself as one of the city's most generous 'philanthropists' .
Some of the inmates are from well-to-do families and they pay for their stay, while others benefit from sponsorship by 'philanthropists' .
The Association is looking for 'philanthropists' who could donate money to pay out salary for an English teacher.
There are many 'philanthropists' and ordinary altruistic people who would contribute.
Many 'philanthropists' donate money specifically for buildings or endowed professorships that bear their names.
Early donations came from several 'philanthropists' and appeals were made to members and friends.
In Britain disaster funds tend to be contributed to by just a small group of wealthy 'philanthropists' and then a mass of individuals, many of whom are the least able to afford their generosity.
Baker-Smith was a 'philanthropist' even at the age of 15 and used borrowed money to buy up art works at the annual end of year art exhibitions.
the trust was founded by an American 'philanthropist'
Heinz Kerry is also a generous 'philanthropist' , often to highly political outfits.
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