Some people prefer to help by making
donations to local charities while some prefer to donate to national &
international organizations. Discuss both measures and give your opinion
Today,
altruism seems to be in vogue with many engaging themselves in activities to
help the have-nots, but a question has intrigued many, whether is it good to
offer resources to a local philanthropic organization, or to go for one that addresses
a much wider audience, at national or transnational level.
Many
favor contributing to agencies working
locally, for they consider transparency to be of paramount importance.
Whatever such organizations do is conspicuous, and the impact can be felt
directly without seeking any external intervention of any written reports. The
recipients of assistance can be seen drawing benefits by the donors, whereas
this factor is missing if one puts their resources into an establishment that
functions in much larger areas. One cannot
get to know about the fate of their money.
Similarly,
others talk about optimum use of their contributed resources, and avoiding unnecessary
expenditure by charities working for local causes. Such institutions enjoy direct
approach to benefactors, and rarely need to publicize their work, or hire
services of celebrities for promotion, unlike those bodies functioning in
diverse geographies.
However,
some vouch for funding humanitarian aid organizations that target much wider locations.
They feel, in the current world order, one can hardly stay oblivious to plight
of their fellow humans, residing in far flung areas who would otherwise be
unreachable, and abandoned to suffer, were
these agencies not helping mitigate challenges by rendering relief. Thus, one
needs to work with such entities aiming
at global causes to make the world a better place.
Overall,
I infer engaging in humane activities, carried and executed in any form, should
be the principal objective rather than
sparring over which medium is superior to other. Contributions made for local
and broader causes have only one goal, helping the destitute.
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