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Which of the following is better option for saving of donation if your salary is limited?

(a) Not to Give Donation to any person or organisation. All are thieves. (b) Tell the reason for saving donation. (c) To provide your voluntary service to Not-for-profit organisation on the basis of your skills, knowledge and experience. (d) Fight who demand the donation

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Question added by خالد ابراهيم , Senior Accountant , Al Khayyat Group /Peugeot and Mazda Automative agent in Jordan
Date Posted: 2013/11/07
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if having a limited salary, then: (c) To provide your voluntary service to Not-for-profit organisation on the basis of your skills, knowledge and experience. as it will not require any disbursement

Rehan Qureshi
by Rehan Qureshi , Financial Consultant , Self Employeed

For the reason mention in this question the proper answer is option C 

henry ayileye
by henry ayileye , CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER/HEAD OF OPERATIONS , Ecobank bank nigeria limited

(c) To provide your voluntary service to Not-for-profit organisation on the basis of your skills, knowledge and experience.

Krishnan Kallippal
by Krishnan Kallippal , Manager Finance and Internal Audit , KAEFER L.L.C

In the given options I prefer the option (C). Even I opted for the option (c), I have the opinion that sometimes in some cases, instead of voluntary services, a donation in kind (eg, in terms of money, dress or dress materials, foodstuffs etc) is mandatory and can't get away from it according to the circumstance. Not to give any donations to profit organizations.

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For a person with limited means to go about a living option C is the best. Even then a tiny bit given to a "genuine" charity won't hurt.

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