A close family member explains that she does not give money to charity because she "wouldn’t receive any personal benefit from donating” and because "most charities waste their donations on salaries and other administrative expenses.” Write a three-paragraph essay that formulates knowledgeable claims and counterclaims to explain the benefits of charitable giving and refute your relative’s counterclaims. Support your argument with reasons and specific evidence. Be sure to include sources from your research.

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Donating to charities is an amazing thing to do and has a great impact on the people whom the charity helps. There are many many many different types of charities and they could range from raising money for animal shelters to raising money to help find a cure for cancer. It is possible that some people could hold charities for the wrong reason but that’s up to you to do research upon the charity you’re considering. If helping people in need doesn’t make you smile then what will?

Knowledge that you’re helping others is hugely empowering and in turn can make you feel happier and more fulfilled. Research has identified a link between making a donation to charity and increased activity in the area of the brain that registers happiness, proving that it really is far better to give than to receive! Having the power to improve the lives of others is a privilege to many people, and that comes with ones own sense of obligation. Acting on these feelings of responsibility is a great way to boost our own personal values and feel like we’re living in a way that is true to our own beliefs.

Since worries of money wasting invades the minds of many people when it comes to donating, You will be entitled to a tax break when you will give your money as a gift to a nonprofit organization. At the end of years, you will get the taxable receipt from the charity you’ve donated to. you can keep it with the other tax documents and your tax amount will be deducted. If you are in 15% tax bracket, donating $100 will allow you to save 15% of the tax. In this way instead of giving your hard-earned money to the government, you can use it in a better way.

Donating is a win win situation! You change the lives of others which makes you happier (I’d hope). Not only is that a huge benefit but you also save a little bit of money! Crazy!

You have the control to decide which causes you ultimately want your donations going to. If you give donations to large organizations they have the control over exactly how the money is used but in your foundation you can dictate where and to whom you want the money going to. And if you donate to a non profit charity you will not be paying people that money will directly go to the organization. From donating you can feel good about yourself, you did something good. It is unreasonable to say " wont receive personal benefits", in my opinion if you are looking for any personal benefit from donating to a non profit then you need a new hobby.

Although you can expect to not gain anything in the world as of money wise and materialistic things. When you donate to charity it shouldn't be about any of that it should be the sheer determination to do good and help others. Going into something like donating to charity could be compared to feeding the homeless, or helping out after a natural disaster. People need help in the world and as a person, i believe that it is only right to donate if you are doing well financially stop being greedy.

Since worries of money wasting invades the minds of many people when it comes to donating, You will be entitled to a tax break when you will give your money as a gift to a nonprofit organization. At the end of years, you will get the taxable receipt from the charity you’ve donated to. you can keep it with the other tax documents and your tax amount will be deducted. If you are in 15% tax bracket, donating $100 will allow you to save 15% of the tax. In this way instead of giving your hard-earned money to the government, you can use it in a better way.

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