noun
- people who give money, food, or other help to the poor as an act of charity
Examples
- The wealthy almsgivers distributed food to the homeless every Sunday.
- Medieval almsgivers often gave charity to earn religious merit.
- The church recognized its most generous almsgivers at the annual ceremony.
- Local almsgivers provided winter coats for needy families.
- The almsgivers established a fund to help struggling students pay for textbooks.
- Throughout history, almsgivers have played an important role in supporting the poor.