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benefaction

noun as in charitable donation

noun as in good deed

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The University said it came to the decision to remove the family’s name after a review of its relationship with the Sacklers and their trusts, “including the way their benefactions to the university are recognized.”

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But the full scale of Crow's benefactions has never been revealed.

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Although its exact origin remains a mystery, the dish is symbolic of God's grace, for several oral histories dictate the benevolence of the Gurus who prepared it: It is a benefaction upon His devotees.

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Calling himself a “venture philanthropist,” he expected his benefaction to bring more than a pat on the back and naming rights.

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Application materials for the canceled program said it had been “made possible by generous donors, whose benefactions ultimately constitute a significant financial investment in each and every attendee.”

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