blood taken from an individual.
a person, corporation, foundation, or other organization that makes a gift.
A healthy person who donates tissue for transplantation into a patient
A man whose semen is used for inseminating someone other than his wife or partner. An anonymous donor is someone not known to the recipient. A recipient selected donor is a man selected by the recipient, other than her partner, to donate semen for artificial insemination.
A man or woman who donates their sperm/eggs/embryos for use in research or for use in the treatment of others.
an eligible dog or cat who regularly provides a donation of blood to the Animal Blood Bank where we process the blood into one or more blood products. See Donor types, donor benefits, donor eligibility and blood products.
An alumnus, alumna, or friend who has made a financial gift to the Brooklyn College Foundation.
Someone from whom an organ or tissue is removed for transplantation.
for purposes of the proposed legislation A man or woman who donates their sperm, eggs or embryos.
A person who offers blood, tissue, or an organ for transplantation. In kidney transplantation, the donor may be someone who has just died or someone who is still alive, usually a relative.
Someone who makes a gift.
The person who gives the kidney to someone else.
The person giving a donation.
A person who gives an organ to be transplanted into someone else. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The individual from whom the organ or tissue is removed, either living or cadaveric; the three categories of `donor' referred to within the context of this report, are: INTENDED DONOR - An individual who has expressed a desire, or intention, to become an organ or tissue donor upon death, or, when appropriate during life. POTENTIAL DONOR - An individual identified within a healthcare facility as being appropriate to pursue as an organ or tissue donor. ACTUAL DONOR - An individual from whom at least one organ or tissue has been procured, allocated and transplanted. DONOR REGISTRY - A database of individuals who have given consent to become organ donors in the eventuality that they might become a candidate.
The person who sets up a trust. Also known as its grantor or settlor.
A person who gives a kidney for transplant. Can be either a cadaver donor or a living donor (related or unrelated).
A person who makes a charitable contribution to a qualified organization.
means a person or organisation that gives money, property or services to another.
A person who makes a charitable contribution outright to charity or to a trust for the benefit of charity.
Someone who offers his or her kidney to be transplanted into another person. The donor may be living or have recently died.
A person who gives part of their body or blood to help other people.
One who makes a contribution or donation.
An alumnus/a or friend who has made a gift to the EMU Foundation in either the current fiscal year or in the immediate past fiscal year.
One from whom blood, tissue, or an organ is taken for use in a transfusion or transplant. (Note: can also be used as an adjective, as in “embryonic donor cells.
person who makes a gift of property
(medicine) someone who gives blood or tissue or an organ to be used in another person (the host)
a fundraiser who has yet to share their conviction with a friend
an individual or company making a contribution to a nonprofit organization, public charity or fund
an individual or entity making a contribution to a private foundation, public charity, or charitable trust
a person who gives healthy bone marrow or other organs or body parts to someone else who needs it
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a female which embryos are recovered.
Someone who gives a gift.
Some tissues for transplantation may be donated by living donors, such as kidneys or bone marrow. Islets can only be retrieved for transplants from people who have been classified as clinically brain dead. They cannot be transplanted from living donors (see Donated tissue).
A person making a donation; more narrowly, a person making a charitable gift to a charitable organization.
A person or couple who chooses to provide their eggs, sperm or embryos for use by others. All UK donors must be screened for known infectious diseases, and have no legal right or obligation to any child born as a result of treatment given in a UK licensed clinic to top of page
An individual or company making a contribution to a charitable organization. In the case of the myCFO Charitable Fund Program and the Harris Charitable Giving Fund Program, the donor opens his or her account by making a contribution to the Foundation. An account can have one donor or two, if the contributed assets are jointly held.
the person who gives a power of attorney to a donee.
A person, family or corporate body that has given materials to an archives.. See also Immediate Source of Acquisition
The woman who gives eggs to help another woman become pregnant or for use in research, or a man who gives sperm for the same purpose.
Person who donates (gives) an organ, blood, or blood products to another person (the recipient).
The giver of a tissue or organ, for example, of blood or a kidney.
A person, group or organisation which gives money or goods to another.
A person or entity who gifts an asset to another person or entity.
A Donor is the person appointing someone as their Attorney to manage their financial affairs should they become incapable of doing so themselves at some stage in the future.
A donor is anyone who gives resources - financial, social, intellectual and time - to a nonprofit organization, public charity or fund. A donor is committed to making a difference in society. (See Grantor)
One who makes a gift or creates a trust.
The person who gives an organ to somebody else.
An individual or organisation that provides funding.
A person who gives something (eg: a power of attorney) to someone else.• Powers of Attorney
A contaminate that has donated extra “free” electrons, thus making a wafer “N-Type”.
Someone who gives an organ or a part of an organ to another.
The person making a gift.
A person who gives a gift.
Someone who provides an organ for transplantation.
a person who gives blood, tissue or an organ to be used in another person.
n. a person, organization, corporation, or foundation that makes a gift. Also contributor.
The individual or organization that makes a grant or contribution.
The person who gives a gift, bequest, gives power of attorney or who settles property in a trust for another person (the beneficiary).
A person who contributes assets to an UGMA/UTMA for the benefit of a minor. The Donor may or may not be the same person as the Custodian on the account. See also UGMA/UTMA Account.
A person who donates organs, tissues, cells or other biological material.
A person, usually a non-vampyre -- who freely volunteers their blood or life energy to be consumed by one or more vampyres.
One who makes a gift. (The term can also refer to the person who grants a power of appointment to another.) A donor must be an individual.
embryo: An embryo formed from the egg of a woman who has donated it for transfer to a woman who is unable to conceive with her own eggs (the recipient). The donor relinquishes all parental rights to any resulting offspring.
One who makes a gift. The recipient of that gift is called the donee.
An individual who voluntarily gives blood, organs, body tissue, eggs or semen for the use of another.
The purchaser of a gift subscription. (Also see "Non-Subscribing Donor.")
Individual or organisation that makes a grant. Also called a grantor.
A person who makes a gift.
A person who donates a part of their body to help other people.
The one who makes a gift.
Person(s) giving authority to another under a power of attorney.
An individual or organization making a contribution to a charity. In the case of Franklin Templeton Charitable Giving Fund, donors open an account by making an irrevocable contribution to the Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.. An account can have one donor or two, if the contributed assets are jointly held.
A deceased or living donor in the range of newborn to a 90-year old who provides cells and/or tissue for transplantation in accordance with established medical criteria and procedures.
A volunteer who has donated stem cells for a patient.
The person donating property for the benefit of another, usually through the legal mechanism of a trust. Some countries refer to the trust donor as a "settlor." Also used to describe the person who signs a power of attorney.
The party who makes a gift of a life insurance policy or premium payment.
A transferor. One who transfers title to an asset by gifting.
The person or persons making the gift.
An individual or entity that makes a contribution.
An alumnus/a or friend who has made a gift to Franklin College.
An individual or organization that makes a grant or contribution to a donee. (Also known as the grantor).
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A person who donates an organ for transplantation.
The individual, foundation, organization or institution that makes a gift.
For gift tax purposes, the person who makes a gift.
An individual form whom blood, tissue, or an organ is taken for transplantation.
An individual from whom blood, tissue, or organs are taken for transplantation into another individual.
group five elements in the periodic table such as phosphorus, arsenic and antimony have one more electron in the outer most energy level than silicon. When these atoms are introduced into silicon, an impurity level is created very near the conduction band. At zero degrees Kelvin the impurity level is filled, at room temperature sufficient energy is available to excite electrons from the impurity level into the conduction band. Because these elements introduce impurity levels that donate electrons they are referred to as donors.
A donor is a person (living or dead) who donates blood, an organ or other body parts to another person in need.
An individual or organization that makes a grant or contribution. (Also known as the grantor and philanthropist.)
a person, group or organization that gives or donates something, usually funding, to a charity volunteer can "donate" services or time to help solicit further funding from sponsors.
Individual who donates property to another through a trust. Also called a grantor.
