This week's engagement challenge contest in the Steem Kids & Parents community has been carefully selected and invites us to give our opinion on “Charity Begins At Home”
Of course I will use the contest tips to explore my opinion on the matter. I invite @inspiracion @pandora2010 @ridwant and @waterjoe to take part in the contest SEC14 WK:#5: Charity Begins At Home
Charity begins at home underscores the importance of good deeds starting in our immediate environment. Home is the first place where moral values, ethics and compassion are instilled. By practicing charity at home, we create a strong foundation for a caring and responsible person in society.
It also teaches family members to respect, empathize, and help each other. Thus, charity at home not only determines individual character, but also forms the foundation of goodness in society at large.
Charity is a kind act that brings benefits to others. Starting a charity from home is a wise step, because positive values taught in a family environment can form a caring and empathetic character.
Family is a strong moral foundation, and charity starting at home creates a positive domino effect in society. By educating the values of kindness at home, individuals are more likely to be able to have a positive impact in the wider environment, expanding the scope of goodness that can result from charity.
The driving factor for doing charity can come from empathy, religious values, or the desire to help others. Spreading charity can inspire others to do good, creating a positive chain effect.
However, intention matters; if done just for the sake of praise, it can lose meaning.
Openness about charity can also motivate people to contribute to good causes. In essence, sincere charity and good intentions can be a source of inspiration for others, but it should be done without seeking excessive praise.
I don't really remember the last time I gave charity to my family members because I gave too much, especially to my younger sibling number 3. Since our parents died, my younger sibling seems to have lost direction in his life. Even though he is married and has two children, his spoiled nature with his parents since birth has made him seem to have no passion for life.
One of the charity activities that I did for him was to give him ideas to recover from the loss of his parents, to give attention to his older brother who was always ready to help him when he needed it. Sometimes I also give him money for his family's needs, including giving him clothes that I no longer use.
If my family and I go to the shopping center, we always invite the children to come along and buy whatever snacks they want. I always give time and attention to my younger siblings so that they have a big positive impact. My charity to my sister does not always include money, showing togetherness and providing emotional support for her good.
Give sincerely and sincerely without expecting anything in return. Charity not only provides material things, but also time, attention and affection. Look for organizations that match your values and goals, ensure transparency in fund management, and get involved in social action.
Charity need not be large; even small acts like helping a neighbor or donating used clothes have a positive impact. Always raise social awareness and invite others to join in. Remember that giving can bring happiness and increase well-being not only for the recipient, but also for the giver.
In my social life, I often donate blood to those in need. Every 3 months or 4 months, I routinely donate blood. Apart from charity, it is also good for my health.
That's my participation in the Steemit Engagement Challenge S14W5 - “Charity Begins At Home”, I hope my fellow steemians like it. That's all and thank you for your time.
Best Regard,
@yuswadinisam
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