public-spirited

All it needs is a public-spirited resident to help it along.

There's other public-spirited folks in Denboro as well as you.

The schoolhouse and the books might be accepted as a public-spirited effort to do their part.

Though not again in public life, he was always a public-spirited citizen.

The general opinion of him was that he was a public-spirited and kind-hearted man.

These were the public-spirited men of their age—that is, patriots for their own interest.

The school resulted largely from the action of some public-spirited men.

Subconsciously, though not consciously, they were public-spirited.

No man could be more affectionate, kind, generous, or public-spirited.

If you could call him spirited at all, he was public-spirited.