Understanding Charities

What is the primary purpose of a charity?

• To compete with other businesses

• To provide help and raise money for those in need

• To offer loans to small businesses

• To generate profit for shareholders

What distinguishes a charity from other types of organizations?

• Charities are always government-funded

• Charities distribute profits to owners

• Charities operate on a nonprofit basis

• Charities focus on entertainment

How do charities typically obtain the funds they need to operate?

• Through government taxes

• By charging high fees for services

• Through donations and fundraising events

• By selling products

Why are donations to charities often tax-deductible?

• To encourage people to donate more

• To increase government revenue

• To discourage large donations

• To make charities dependent on government

What role do volunteers play in charities?

• They are only involved in fundraising

• They manage the charity's finances

• They help carry out the charity's work

• They replace paid staff

What is crucial for charities to build trust with donors and the public?

• Exclusive membership

• High salaries for executives

• Accountability and transparency

• Secrecy and confidentiality

How can you evaluate if a charity is effective?

• By seeing if they have a celebrity spokesperson

• By looking at their financial statements and reports

• By checking if they have a large building

• By the number of social media followers

What is one way to support charities without donating money?

• Investing in stocks

• Buying expensive gifts

• Hosting lavish parties

• Volunteering your time and skills

How can social media be used to support charities?

• By spreading awareness and inspiring others

• By criticizing other charities

• By selling products

• By creating exclusive groups

What is a powerful way to influence policy and create lasting change for a cause?

• Ignoring the issue

• Avoiding public discussions

• Becoming an advocate

• Only donating money