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donor

[doh-ner] / ˈdoʊ nər /


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“Here’s the thing about big donors: If you take their money, you have to take their calls,” Steyer said during his floor speech.

From Los Angeles Times

The gift tax applies to the wealth transfer over your lifetime and is paid by the donor or estate; an estate tax is levied on the estate of the deceased.

From MarketWatch

A toddler in Italy who received a damaged donor heart has died, the family's lawyer has said.

From BBC

The younger Wasserman extended influence beyond the agency’s walls to become a top donor to Democratic politicians and a major player in Los Angeles civic life.

From The Wall Street Journal

Also a strawman, Gross explained; universities have long created programs out of pet causes by major donors.

From The Wall Street Journal