donors

Governments, benevolent donors, and open source developers are all in the business of doing people huge favors.

So any kind of welfare has to give the donors of the money something in exchange for their donation.

As a software engineer, you'll have a direct impact on the customer experience for both food donors and recipient agencies.

With the exception of South Africa and a few others, African countries depend heavily on donors to pay for malaria control.

Call me cynical, but I'll bet that there's a number of quid-pro-quo arrangements with big party donors (or soon to be donors) -- regardless of which party is in office.

When it gets too low here in the US they'll actually use phone banks to call regular donors to ask them to come in.

Ad tech that connects donors to allow free delivery of clean water.

I believe it's illegal to pay donors for blood, but plasma donation can be paid.

This approach was instrumental to our early success & the way we worked with investors/donors.

I'd like to see them at least attempt to get the status then tell a bunch of potential donors it's tax exempt.

That's exactly how large donors think in the US.

That quote pertains to acquiring funding exclusively for programs that will use DDT, and basically says that donors will be reluctant to fund something that involves spraying DDT.

But you are ok with the "Freedom" to die on needless waiting lists, while willing donors would be available if payment was possible?

More what I was trying to talk about was the idea that organ donors and non-donors might receive different standards of care "because organ donors are better people" in a future where almost everyone is an organ donor and societal expectations have shifted significantly.

Donors will regenerate all the cells and recover completely.