What is Philanthropy?

If you're not getting results, what's the point? There needs to be a purpose to philanthropy.

At its core, philanthropy is the act of giving time, money, or resources to help others in need. You don't have to be a billionaire to be a philanthropist; everyone can and should do it!

Philanthropy isn't just about writing big checks (though that does help if you can). It's also about volunteering at your local shelter, donating clothes you no longer wear, or even helping your neighbor carry their groceries. Small acts of kindness count!

But here's the thing – philanthropy isn't just about sending money or helping others; it's also about doing it regularly. Consistently donating. And creating a chain reaction by setting an example that inspires others to do good, too.

Philanthropy isn't limited to individuals either. Many companies and organizations also practice philanthropy by donating a portion of their profits or supporting charitable causes. It's heartwarming to see businesses giving back!

But, of course, giving money away doesn't guarantee impact. There's tremendous waste in philanthropy by individuals and companies. So be careful.

So, what's the bottom line? Philanthropy is about making the world a better place, one act of kindness at a time. A little generosity can go a long way, so don't think it's only something rich people do Go out there, be a hero, and spread some love with your donations!