carefunds
nounUK /ˈkeəfʌndz/
US /ˈkerfʌndz/
Money that people save or collect to help someone who needs care.
The family set up carefunds to pay for their grandmother's medicine.
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2. Money set aside by a government or company to pay for care services.
The city used carefunds to open a new day center for elderly residents.
3. A special account where people put money to help a sick friend or relative.
Friends added to the carefunds every month while she was in the hospital.
4. Funds collected by a group to look after animals or children in need.
The shelter's carefunds covered food and vet bills for the rescued dogs.