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So all the charities setup that either a) give away money by a rich donor - e.g. Carnegie, etc. or b) request donations (e.g. for a major crisis) and allocate i

So all the charities setup that either a) give away money by a rich donor - e.g. Carnegie, etc. or b) request donations (e.g. for a major crisis) and allocate it how they see it fit, would be considered what?

VladRussian 15y ago
you're misreading it - there is act of charity and there is charity organization.
urbanjunkie 15y ago
It's clear that there's a difference between organisations setup to receive and manage charitable donations and something that is essentially part of the commons. Not sure if you genuinely misunderstood, or you're just being quite boringly pedantic