A close family member explains that she does not give money to charity because she "wouldn’t receive any personal benefit from donating” and because "most charities waste their donations on salaries and other administrative expenses.”

Write a three-paragraph essay that formulates knowledgeable claims and counterclaims to explain the benefits of charitable giving and refute your relative’s counterclaims. Support your argument with reasons and specific evidence. Be sure to include sources from your research.

Money should be given to charity and charitable organisations not withstanding the salary and administrative expenses. It is human to cater for the needs of others, especially the orphan and widows who have no defined means of survival.

Charity should be done in respect to capacity without the consideration of salaries and administrative expense. Charity should be seen as one of the means of giving back to the society, that is a corporate social responsibility. It is needed to expense fund such as salary of staffs and administrative expenses because charity employ some experts such as accountants, nurses, doctors so as to provide safe and quality services to the orphans and widows. Hence, the experts employed must be paid.

In conclusion, charity should be seen as giving to the society, and we should give with little consideration to administrative expenses.

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