givebackscheme
nounUK /ˈɡɪvbæk skiːm/
US /ˈɡɪvbæk skiːm/
A plan where someone gives something back to help others.
The shop started a givebackscheme to share extra food with people who need it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A deal where a company returns some money or benefits to its customers.
The airline's givebackscheme gives passengers a small refund when flights are late.
3. A rule in a game where a player must hand something back after winning it.
In our class game, the givebackscheme means the winner shares the points with the team.
4. An agreement to return borrowed things to their owner.
The library's givebackscheme reminds kids to bring books back on time.