The phrase "a benefactor for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who provides support or assistance to a person, organization, or cause.
Example: "The foundation serves as a benefactor for local charities, helping them to achieve their goals."
Alternatives: "a supporter of" or "a patron for".
But when you think about it, Bill Clinton was never much of a benefactor for others in his party.
Robert has a dream that one day he'll find a benefactor for his daughters — like the rapper 50 Cent.
ROY ADAMS, who cherishes his role as a benefactor for college football players, even if it means breaking a few rules.
For more than 40 years, he cherished his role as a benefactor for players, even if it meant breaking a few rules.
The shah himself would approve the major industrial projects for his closest relatives, acting as a benefactor for their financial gain.
There are few business and civic leaders in Albany who do not consider him a benefactor for the billions of dollars in state money he brought to the capital region.
He said to Boeing and other big corporations that "if you've been a major benefactor for a number of years from a subsidy that has been declared illegal, and that subsidy is stopped, you have to accept that".
Virtually all philosophers agree that a beneficiary who benefits a benefactor merely for prudential reasons falls short of gratitude.
McConnell (1993) and Weiss (1985) disagree, arguing that while it may sometimes be emotionally difficult for a beneficiary to be grateful to a particular benefactor for φ-ing, beneficiaries might still owe their benefactors gratitude under such circumstances (especially if the beneficiary accepts the benefit).
RICHMOND — A federal judge sentenced former Virginia governor Robert F. McDonnell to two years in prison Tuesday — an unexpectedly lenient punishment for a man who was convicted of selling the influence of his office to a wealthy benefactor for sweetheart loans, luxury vacations and even a Rolex watch.
He is a generous benefactor for junior golf in Britain.
