bundlers
/ˈbʌndlərz/
noun
- People who collect or gather items together into a bundle or group.
- The bundlers at the warehouse tied the newspapers with twine.
- The farm's bundlers gathered the hay into tight bales.
- Volunteers worked as bundlers, packing donated clothes for shipment.
- In politics, people who raise large amounts of campaign money by collecting contributions from many donors.
- Top bundlers often receive special access to elected officials.
- The candidate thanked the bundlers who helped raise millions for the campaign.
- Campaign finance laws require bundlers to disclose their activities.