The word “donor” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who gives money, goods, or services to support a cause or organization, typically on a regular basis. For example: The museum gratefully recognizes its donors for their generous contributions.
One donor called for Farage to be replaced by "something quieter".
The Ukip leader later hit out at those with a worrying "anti-rich attitude" after one audience member held up a picture of a mansion belonging to Ukip donor and former treasurer Stuart Wheeler, who is an Eton and Oxford-educated ex-Conservative millionaire.
He first expressed an interest in replacing her with one Tory donor, Theodore Agnew, and more recently with another, Carphone Warehouse co-founder David Ross – who had had a past brush with financial scandal.
David Cameron's high-profile speech on Europe has cheered Conservative supporters, but done little to improve the party's chances of success at the next general election, according to polling conducted by the major Tory donor Lord Ashcroft.
One donor, who regularly attends the events, said some meetings were also held at the party's headquarters in Westminster, a few minutes' walk from the House of Commons.
A DfID spokesman said: "The UK is the largest bilateral donor to Sierra Leone and our action in response to this unprecedented Ebola epidemic is already having a significant impact.
One donor put it to them rather bluntly, accepting that there weren't "many votes" in the cut (indeed, half of all Tory voters opposed reducing the top rate).
Charles Koch is the billionaire co-owner of Koch Industries, an oil refining and chemicals group, and is a major donor to Republicans causes and politicians.
Speaking to Sky News on the plane back, the Conservative party donor said he hoped the new coalition government would offer him a fairer hearing, saying: "Why should the new government own up to the wrongdoings of others in the past?
A leading Labour donor who is expected to bankroll the "Brexit" side described Hoey, the MP for Vauxhall, as a "tough fighter" who would appeal across the political spectrum.
Adam Short of Plan UK says it is "leading the way" among donor countries, and hopes that the government will "step up education efforts in communities to which UK nationals are likely to be taken".
