There are some high-profile MS benefactors out there as well, although there may be only a slight possibility of success!
The Beales' benefactor turns out to be Squire Henry Winstanley, whose lighthouse at the infamous Eddystone Reef off England's southern coast has saved countless sailors' lives over the five years it has been standing.
With Sinn Fein likely to translate the IRA arms move into votes, isn't there a real danger that the republicans the SDLP invited to warm themselves by the hearth in the Hume/Adams talks in the late 1980s, might soon cast their benefactors out into the cold?
Maurice's mysterious benefactor, who turns out to be his long-lost father, holds out "the pleasure of living in the country, of seeing the pretty flowers grow in the hedges..
Joining forces with Sunny Singh and Media Diversified, with support from The Authors' Club and a prize fund donated by an anonymous benefactor, we set out to celebrate the achievements of writers of colour across all genres, including poetry, fiction, non-fiction, short story and children's books.
The £450,000 payment from the mystery benefactor helped bail out the club in February 2011.
After feverish and failed negotiations with everyone from the U.S. government to private charter operators, the unlikely benefactor has turned out to be none other than Donald Trump.
That those benefactors have turned out to include Russian oligarchs and Ukrainian politicians with ties to Vladimir Putin is sure to cause growing concern in the Trump White House.
She was a great tobacco heiress and an early benefactor of the Met's, and she looms here stiff and formidable, decked out in fur-trimmed lace.
To that end she is working with government researchers to loan out $15,000, with a repayment rate of 96%, but has no great benefactor on the horizon.
