bounty
n. C / Un. a large amount of something good, like food or money. It can also mean a reward paid by the government for catching a criminal.
n. a generous gift or a plentiful supply of something; alternatively, a sum of money offered as a reward for the capture of a person or the performance of a service.
The farmers celebrated a rich bounty after the harvest.
The government offered a significant bounty for any information leading to the arrest of the notorious pirate.
The local ecosystem flourished under the protection of the new laws, eventually providing a bounty of natural resources that sustained the village through the harshest winter on record.
Uncountable when referring to the abstract quality of generosity; countable when referring to specific rewards or physical harvests.