aidbundle

noun
UK /ˈeɪdˌbʌndəl/
US /ˈeɪdˌbʌndəl/

A pack of helpful things given to people who need them.

The rescue team handed each family an aidbundle with food and blankets.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A collection of software tools grouped together to help fix or improve a computer.

The technician installed an aidbundle to clean up the old laptop.

3. A set of teaching materials given to a new teacher or student.

Every new teacher received an aidbundle with lesson plans and worksheets.

4. A group of linked services offered together to assist customers.

The bank's aidbundle includes budgeting advice and a savings app.