alms-giving (Meaning)

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alms-giving (n)

making voluntary contributions to aid the poor

The tradition of alms-giving has been a cornerstone of this community for generations, fostering a culture of compassion.
The local church organized an alms-giving event to support families in need during the holiday season.
The monastery dedicated a specific day to alms-giving, encouraging the faithful to contribute to charitable causes.
The wealthy merchant demonstrated his commitment to social responsibility through frequent acts of alms-giving.
During the annual alms-giving drive, the community rallied together to provide essential resources for the less fortunate.
The mayor commended the citizens for their collective alms-giving efforts, making a significant impact on poverty in the city.
As part of their religious observance, adherents engaged in regular alms-giving to support the underprivileged in the community.
The royal decree emphasized the importance of alms-giving as a duty of the privileged class towards the welfare of society.
The philanthropic organization orchestrated a global campaign to promote alms-giving as a universal practice for social good.
The historical records spoke of the queen's benevolence, highlighting her numerous acts of alms-giving that positively impacted the kingdom.

making voluntary contributions to aid the poor

philanthropy, charity, humanism,dole, welfare, humanitarianism, fund, relief, benefaction, do-goodism

No antonyms found.

The tradition of alms-giving has been a cornerstone of this community for generations, fostering a culture of compassion.

The local church organized an alms-giving event to support families in need during the holiday season.

The monastery dedicated a specific day to alms-giving, encouraging the faithful to contribute to charitable causes.

The wealthy merchant demonstrated his commitment to social responsibility through frequent acts of alms-giving.