How do you refer to a person who is being rewarded and the person who gives the reward?
For example, if you help me with something and I want to arrange a lunch to say thanks to you as a reward, what would someone call YOU and ME?
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One who is receiving a reward, or anything for that matter, would be called the 'recipient', and the person presenting this award, or anything, would be the 'presenter' (which is commonly used to refer to an oral presentation, but can mean any sort of presentation as well).