sponsorship
endorsement
sponsor
sponsorial
sponsorer
sponsorially
patronize
auspice
cosponsor
patronise
patroness
sustaining program
sponsorable
sponsorly
multisponsored
grant
subsidization
subsidisation
promotionalism
sponsee
sponsoree
produce
fosterage
cofunded
impresario
cosponsorship
promoter
showman
promotively
promotingly
benefact
nonsponsor
prebendal
backsell
subvention
voluntaristic
subsidize
benefactorship
culturally appropriate
philanthropy
promotional
under one's wing
advertizement
ad
advertising
advertisement
sponsorless
committee
legitimization
-ent
conducibly
advert
financer
advertizing
participatory
citizens committee
pedantocratic
subsidized
beneficence
set forward
mooch off
subventive
philanthropically
interownership
oblation
promo
incentivize
pap
offering
advantage
subsidiary
commercialization
uphand
roll out
plantgating
charitable
welfare
raise
well
behalfism
grant-in-aid
up
pseudophilanthropic
commercialisation
injection
disbursal
antipatronage
outlay
pay to play
advantageously
spending
stonk
disbursement

English words for 'the act of sponsoring (either officially or financially)'

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