Business and Charity
July 4th, 2013 | 
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Years of profits and good deals can bring prosperity many times over. Putting money in the right places can obviously grow wealth. And giving some of it back can help the less fortunate. With every dollar made it should be a trend to place some of it in the hands of those not as well off. This is where charities come into play; with charity it's possible for others to enjoy the spoils of a good investment.
Giving to charity will probably not make or break a bank account, but it will be something beneficial for those organizations that serve the needy. Whether the money is given to the hungry or the sick, it's always a good idea to help where help is needed. The added bonus of businesses giving back resides not only in the feeling of helping, but also in the tax write offs. Businesses need charities and charities need businesses.
There are environmental groups, dance troupes, and soup kitchens that will be glad to accept assistance through funds and corporate volunteering. So, beyond the option of money it's possible to give the gift of time to aid another who may be less fortunate. Advocacy groups are also a good option especially where children are concerned. Helping is an indication of altruism. In these troubled times businesses should examine their role as leading entities and become givers.
After the earnings have piled up and there is much to fall back on it says a lot to give funds and time to an eager socially helpful institution. Some companies have started funds for those in need where this rings true for scholarship recipients, new home grant recipients, and healthcare vouchers. It all started when there were caring individuals who were significantly thoughtful and made the decision to help someone other than themselves.
A note on giving always ends with the proverbial expression that, when summed, says it's better to give than to receive. This axiom has survived the test of time and will continue as long as there are people who want to see the world become a paradise for all its inhabitants.
Giving to charity will probably not make or break a bank account, but it will be something beneficial for those organizations that serve the needy. Whether the money is given to the hungry or the sick, it's always a good idea to help where help is needed. The added bonus of businesses giving back resides not only in the feeling of helping, but also in the tax write offs. Businesses need charities and charities need businesses.
There are environmental groups, dance troupes, and soup kitchens that will be glad to accept assistance through funds and corporate volunteering. So, beyond the option of money it's possible to give the gift of time to aid another who may be less fortunate. Advocacy groups are also a good option especially where children are concerned. Helping is an indication of altruism. In these troubled times businesses should examine their role as leading entities and become givers.
After the earnings have piled up and there is much to fall back on it says a lot to give funds and time to an eager socially helpful institution. Some companies have started funds for those in need where this rings true for scholarship recipients, new home grant recipients, and healthcare vouchers. It all started when there were caring individuals who were significantly thoughtful and made the decision to help someone other than themselves.
A note on giving always ends with the proverbial expression that, when summed, says it's better to give than to receive. This axiom has survived the test of time and will continue as long as there are people who want to see the world become a paradise for all its inhabitants.
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