What is the best word to use to describe the person who I am sponsoring? Or is there such a word?
Google results for sponsee have scattered definitions in unreliable sources, so it does not appear that is a real word. I'm looking for something similar, a single word.  The specific context is a social group membership application where new members must be sponsored (as in definition 2, here - "one who assumes responsibility for some other person or thing") by existing members. I am looking for a single word to describe the target of such a sponsorship. I am about to sponsor a fraternity, but I would like to have a more general word for what I'm sponsoring. Next time, the fraternity could well be a study club, or something else.  Therefore, what is the sponsored party also called? E.g. if I sponsor somebody, that person is my __?
The international Stack Overflow sites in Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, and Japanese seem to have a bug in their quick site descriptions (under their titles), for they all start with the word  For...  in English, instead of their respective languages As an example, the Spanish Stack Overflow site description is:  For programadores y profesionales de la informática  Obviously, this isn't something too big of a deal, but since they offer those sites in their respective languages, it would be nice if this issue were fixed. You can see this under &quot;More communities&quot; in the top bar.    You can also see this on the  page, where the descriptions begin with  Q&amp;A for...