lonedonor

noun
UK /ˈləʊnˌdəʊnə/
US /ˈloʊnˌdoʊnər/

A person who gives something all by themselves without any help from others.

The lonedonor gave a whole box of books to the school library.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A single person who provides blood or an organ for someone who needs it.

The hospital thanked the lonedonor who gave blood on a quiet Sunday.

3. The only person or group paying for something, like a prize or a party.

She was the lonedonor for the class pizza party.

4. A person who gives money to a cause without anyone else joining in.

The lonedonor quietly paid for the new playground slide.