I was appalled to read in the UK Daily Express recently that we have been giving £280 million a year to India for “aid”.

My setting aside of the meagre royalties from my First World War articles on the Triond set of websites to benefit the St Dunstan’s charity for blind and partly-sighted ex-Services personnel is now going to be continuous.

I hope to find out by joining GoFundMe.

High school students, competing for top colleges, are often pressured to "do good" for the sake of boosting their resumes. Have we redefined the purpose of volunteerism?

This article reveals the growing wave of people who are making it easier for the common person to engage in deeds of charity and kindness. The trend of contributing to the planet in a positive way is growing, and its time to notice and join in and click to benefit you and the world.

There are many reasons why different people donate to charity, most of them are good, but a few people give to charity for what might be considered the wrong reasons.

Giving a little portion of your income to the poor will generate more property for you at least seven times as much. This is what a moslem preacher, Yusuf Mansyur has said as the power of giving.

The notion of "giving back" is greatly misunderstood, especially with regard to corporations. Corporations already contribute in a variety of ways to society: providing employment and meaningful work for individuals, engaging individuals in cooperative teamwork, and producing goods and services that society wants. To ask, or some cases demand, corporations to make additional contributions demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of the benefits corporations already provide to society.

Greenpeace is often portrayed in a negative sense due to the number of vigilantes who protest on behalf of them. But is it all bad?

Apart from shopping, eating and drinking, Christmas time is one for charity.