Charity Models

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Charity Models
Over time, philanthropist and charitable donations have dominated the global initiative towards making the world a better place. Through funding of various charitable courses which include but are not limited to poverty alienation programs, research and medical cost on chronical diseases among others. However, the new prevailing global perception of neo-liberalization is changing the idea of investments and donations towards moralistic charity models. With this idea championing the reduction of public expenditure on human social services, there is a whole changing dimension on the way charity donations, and philanthropism are addressing the moral and ethical aspects of charity in the modern world.
According to Pallotta (n.p), modern charity techniques should divert from traditional donation and philanthropist activities to social innovation techniques that can accumulate enough funds to solve the huge social problems by the non-profit organizations. Charity is defined as a concept beyond the usual desire to do good by a certain group of individuals to a more complex component of the modern economy. Also, the presentation provides a similar perception regarding solving social issues through social innovativeness methods such as through consumer shopping. As explained in these videos, in an attempt to address the substantial social problems in the current world there is a need to readjust the existing charity models from the common philanthropist model to social innovativeness through investments and social entrepreneurship.

In this case, these issues raise concerns about the contradictions and confusion surrounding the ethical and moral aspect of a non-profit organization engaged in social innovativeness and entrepreneurship. To come close to addressing global social issues, it is clear that this is the right path to follow to raise enough funds to solve such issues. However, the non-profit organization which forms parts of the global economy are subjected to persistent scrutiny when they engage in such practices which discourages their efforts towards addressing such global charity issues.
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Pallotta, Dan. TED: Ideas worth spreading, www.ted.com/talks/dan_pallotta_the_way_we_think_about_charity_is_dead_wrong.