CHARITY AND VOLUNTEERING

Charity And Volunteering

Charity And Volunteering

Introduction

Razed Roof is an inclusive performing arts company for people with and without (severe) learning difficulties and disabilities. The company believes that the performing arts provide opportunities to improve the quality of life for everyone involved. Our aim is to bring these opportunities to the communities and individuals that we work with. It is a voluntary organisation, which also performs charity work (Charity Commission, 2010, p. 2-33). Charity is generally understood as a person willing to help others. It is based on an act and is not restricted to a feeling of sympathy or emotional attunement. The field of meaning of the term "neighbor" is enough of a social or religious proximity ratio up to anyone who needs help and has for millennia been the subject of ethical and theological discussions. While it is true charity, self-sacrifice is not made, but does not make them violent self-sacrifice for the general model of a loving attention to the next. Selfless assistance and willingness to reconcile, as human behavior is found worldwide and in most religions enshrined as fundamental ethical motive (Charity Commission, 2010, p. 2-33). This paper will focus on identifying the reasons for the people to volunteer in charity work, the types of charity they volunteer for and their motivation in performing the voluntary activities in the charity work.

Discussion

What type of people volunteer?

All kinds of people, old, young, female/male etc get involved in different kinds of voluntary worlds around the world. Whether a person does perform a voluntary activity or not mostly depends on his or her desire to work and to give something back to the community he lives in and is part of. Irrespective of the age and gender, every kind of people participates in such activities, depending on their desires to take part (Action Point Marketing Solutions Ltd, 2010, p. 3-18).

What type of charities do people volunteer for; do they have preferences?

Charity can be done by anyone, no matter whether the rich or the poor. Charity does not have a relationship with your sex or nationality. Charity is just what you do to help others. Love spreads through love all over the world. Thus, the cliché "one person can make a difference" makes sense. There are several types of charity that people make. As everyone has a different life conditions, they can choose the most appropriate charity to help others (Action Point Marketing Solutions Ltd, 2010, p. 3-18).

Monetary donations are made by the volunteers in order to help the people who are in need of help from the people of the society they live in. Through these monetary contributions, the volunteers help the needy individuals in being able to live their daily lives (Action Point Marketing Solutions Ltd, 2010, p. 3-18).

One can totally do not have money and can just spend their free time with those who are in need of the charity. Volunteering with fundraising, manual work or answer the phone is all ...