charity

Definition for charity

noun as in generosity, gift

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alms, alms-giving, assistance, benefaction, beneficence, contribution, dole, hand, largesse, oblation, offering, relief, write-off

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gifting, handout, helping hand, tax write-off

noun as in kindness, compassion

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affection, agape, altruism, amity, attachment, benevolence, benignity, bountifulness, bounty, clemency, generosity, goodness, goodwill, grace, humaneness, humanity, indulgence, kindliness, lenity, love, magnanimity, mercy, tenderheartedness

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caritas, fellow feeling

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But "securing investment" was now being explored to "protect the long-term future of our conservation charity and continuing to help halt species decline", it said in a statement.

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The Welsh Government is also providing funding to the Fuel Bank Foundation, a charity which supports people who have to pre-pay for their fuel and are at risk of disconnection.

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In between, Butler and a local charity worker worked on the house themselves.

From Los Angeles Times

"Mrs O'Connor frequently raised money for charities and also promoted volunteerism in parts of the developing world."

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According to the charity Endometriosis UK, it affects 1 in 10 women.

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