Donations

Altruism / Compassion

Spend money while feeling good

• Charities with your time too.
• Family friendly

Done/recipient - Register using Aadhaar card, basic salary with close connections salary is pulled, if low, person is added to donation list with his/her item that he needs, with purpose of use.

Donor - finds a person and donate the required item or buy for him/her

• Donate only to https://www.guidestar.org platinum seal of transparency
• KhanAcademy, Khan Academy
  • https://khanacademyannualreport.org/financial-information
• Freecodecamp
  • Free Code Camp Inc - GuideStar Profile
• givewell.org
• Charitable organization, where donates can be directly facilitate study of some kid, directly interact with him/her (Full transparency)
• Wikipedia (Gave Rs. 1000 on 29 July 2020)
• mossy.earth
• Savitri computer

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Effective Altruism

When you become rich don't increase your standard of living, increase your standard of giving.

Encourages individuals to consider all causes and actions, and then act in the way that brings about the greatest positive impact, based on their values.

MacAskill finds a paper from 1972 titled ‘Famine, Affluence, and Morality’. It’s written by an Australian ethical philosopher Peter Singer and has a simple premise-"If you have money, you have an obligation to donate and help those who are less fortunate."

Effective Altruism (EA) with a relatively simple goal-put money to the best use possible! He asks people to be more generous with their wealth. But unlike traditional charities, he wants their generosity to be effective. He wants them to adopt a rational and mathematical approach while resolving moral quandaries.

And the idea stuck.

At its core, EA looked at 3 key things.

1. How much good can you achieve by working on a problem
2. How solvable is the problem
3. How neglected is the cause

The key problem is funding cannibalism. That $3 million in donations doesn’t appear out of a vacuum. Because people on average are limited in how much they’re willing to donate to good causes, if someone donates $100 to the ALS Association, he or she will likely donate less to other charities."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effective_altruism

What is effective altruism? Philosopher Peter Singer explains. - YouTube

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