carefund

noun
UK /ˈkeəfʌnd/
US /ˈkerfʌnd/

A carefund is money saved to help someone who is sick or in need.

The family started a carefund to help pay for their grandmother's medicine.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A shared pool of money set aside by a group to cover care costs for its members.

The village carefund paid for a nurse to visit the elderly residents.

3. A company account used to pay for employee wellness and support services.

Our workplace carefund offers free counseling sessions.

4. Money collected at a community event to help a neighbor in trouble.

The school fair raised a carefund for the family whose house burned down.