does charity start at home?

Question

yeah? brill
are you at home? good
will you lend me a tenner?

Answer 1

Sure i will give you a tenner, just me your account number and sort code and i will place it in for you ; )

Answer 2

If you take an umbrella approach to this, then when you hold your own umbrella up you are capable of providing cover for all of your own needs, plus at least a little part of the needs of others. If everyone did the same then pretty soon your community would have all its needs covered, and would have spare capacity to help other communities, as well as concrete evidence that the approach works well. With the charity sector having already fulfilled much of its potential, we can see that once our community needs are provided for, we have tended to stay inwardly focused on amassing wealth and possessions. However as we can see that the current trade and tax models have left a large hole in financing community needs, we are likely to start using social enterprise models to improve the efficiency with which we provide for local people. If peoples purchasing decisions lead to the development of the third economic sector where entrepreneurs do good By doing trade, rather than doing good Whilst doing trade, then there is a possibility that these models might also spread abroad, and help more communities to raise funds for their needs, and pass their models on. It does seem then that charity has always helped bolster social provision at home, but perhaps it has never been able to travel well because it only shares the wealth rather than the methods for achieving it, and therefore also tends to leave the beneficiary society with a dependency culture. Social enterprise on the other hand also tends to start at home, but once the umbrella idea starts to spread people are able to encourage others to find their own versions of the same methods, and then build their own more sustainable less dependent cultures, therefore producing the economic growth that we all wish charity funding could have done many years ago. Hope this helps positively enterprising

Answer 3

The check is in the mail. It ought to get there by the 32nd of Octembruary. Check your mailbox frequently.

Preferably when there's three feet of snow on the ground or a blinding rainstorm is going on.

Answer 4

No, dim wad. It means you look after your family and Friends first
Lend your brother a tenner, with interest, and you'll prosper.

Answer 5

its a saying for those who sort of impose the acts of charity alot or for those who carry it out so much but have little themselves, meaning that charity isnt only proving you can give money to people in other countries, it can be by helping your own family and friends at home.

Answer 6

Yes you are absolutely right, charity always start from home and
parents are the base of that.If we wanna that our wards should do like that for that we should start first then it automatically convey in your wards.

Answer 7

I know you! You`ll only spend it on those shoes.

I`ll be doing you a favour not giving it to you trust me I`m a Dr.

Tink xx

Answer 8

sure will, send me your bank account details and i'll get my friend in Usbestanski to transfer the money across.

Answer 9

Cha..right
*knock..knock*..whose home?!
Help each other(your family members) first!

Answer 10

Yes
Yes
Yes, but you'll have to come for it i've got the flu.