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Global (Commonwealth Union) – Each year on September 5th, people around the world come together to commemorate the International Day of Charity. The day underscores the importance of social responsibility. In a world where inequities persist, it calls upon individuals, organizations, and communities to take action and address pressing social issues. It serves as a reminder that we all have a role to play in creating a more equitable and just society. By encouraging acts of charity and volunteering, this day fosters a sense of responsibility towards the welfare of others. Many charities in recent year seen the number of people seeking charitable assistance rapidly increase in recent year, which has mainly been as a result of economic hardships due to recent lockdowns and rising inflation in most parts of the world.

Charity is a manifestation of compassion and empathy, two essential qualities that make us human. This day reminds us of the significance of connecting with the struggles and challenges faced by others. Through acts of charity, we can better understand the needs of our fellow human beings and extend a helping hand to those in distress. It cultivates a sense of unity and shared humanity.

One of the primary goals of the International Day of Charity is to alleviate suffering and reduce inequality. It provides an opportunity to address critical issues such as poverty, hunger, access to education, healthcare, and more. By supporting charitable initiatives, individuals and organizations can contribute to positive change in the lives of those less fortunate, ultimately working towards a fairer and more just world.

Charity has the power to inspire positive change on both a personal and societal level. When individuals engage in acts of kindness and philanthropy, it sets an example for others to follow. It creates a ripple effect, motivating more people to get involved in charitable endeavors. This collective action can lead to significant transformations in communities and entire societies.

Charity strengthens the fabric of communities. When people come together to support a common cause, it builds a sense of solidarity and unity. Communities that prioritize charitable activities tend to be more resilient and supportive, fostering a sense of belonging and trust among their members. You can mark today by donating to a charity or volunteering at a charitable organisation.

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