"public donor" is a perfectly grammatical and idiomatic phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The local animal shelter is supported by generous public donors."
The public donor, USAid, is on board and supportive of this equitable economic development, which will be sustained by a better-functioning supply chain that benefits smallholders.
Staff at Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School, in Coventry, have rallied around his mother Donna Igoe and are due to host a public donor drive.
Interested in how public donor activity impacts online giving, British researchers analyzed 12,000 online fundraising pages for participants in the London Marathon in 2010.
Public donor funds are necessary and ensuring that those funds are effectively deployed to the right cause is a critical means of addressing poverty and injustice.
Public donor expenditures for treatment have grown much faster than the spending for prevention [ 3- 5].
The figures presented in Column G are currently the best available estimates for the total public donor expenditures for integrated condom programming.
However, once we include technology transfer as an additional output, the coefficient for public third-party funding turns insignificant while private funding becomes significant, indicating that the disciplining effect of public donors focuses on publications while private donors foster technology transfer.
Public donors gave GAVI and the Global Fund $3.24 billion in 2009.
It takes place outside Westminster in thinktanks, which are funded by a range of private, corporate and public donors.
The $82m needed to open the sloping brown structure was split evenly between private and public donors.
More donor projects closed in the past two years than started, it notes, and a third of all public donors surveyed decreased their stake in microfinance last year.
