helpfund

noun
UK /ˈhelp.fʌnd/
US /ˈhelp.fʌnd/

Money that people give to help someone do something.

The class started a helpfund to buy books for the school library.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A shared pool of money used to pay for emergency help.

The village set up a helpfund for families after the storm.

3. To give money together so a person or group can reach a goal.

Neighbors decided to helpfund the new playground.

4. A website or account where people can collect money for a cause.

She shared the helpfund link so friends could give a little.