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What lesson did the author learn about generosity from his mother?
What lesson did the author learn about generosity from his mother?
- True generosity comes from giving what one must live on. (correct)
- Wealthy individuals are always the most charitable.
- Generosity is only about giving money.
- Giving should be done only in public settings.
How did the author's mother demonstrate her belief in the joy of giving?
How did the author's mother demonstrate her belief in the joy of giving?
- By discouraging her children from donating.
- By saving her money for emergencies.
- By refusing to share food with strangers.
- By frequently volunteering her time despite her busy life. (correct)
Which biblical story influenced the author's perception of giving?
Which biblical story influenced the author's perception of giving?
- The Good Samaritan
- The Prodigal Son
- The Lost Sheep
- The Widow's Mite (correct)
What was one way the author's mother extended her generosity beyond her immediate family?
What was one way the author's mother extended her generosity beyond her immediate family?
What motivated the author’s mother to give her last dollar to the church?
What motivated the author’s mother to give her last dollar to the church?
What is the primary focus of the community involvement outlined in the content?
What is the primary focus of the community involvement outlined in the content?
Which organization receives the largest share of charitable contributions from the company?
Which organization receives the largest share of charitable contributions from the company?
According to the survey by America’s Research Group, what percentage of Americans trust companies that are community active?
According to the survey by America’s Research Group, what percentage of Americans trust companies that are community active?
What does the company emphasize about their charitable contributions?
What does the company emphasize about their charitable contributions?
What is one activity mentioned that the company conducts to enhance fund-raising?
What is one activity mentioned that the company conducts to enhance fund-raising?
What biblical principle does the individual reference in relation to giving?
What biblical principle does the individual reference in relation to giving?
Which age group is specifically mentioned as a focus for charitable support?
Which age group is specifically mentioned as a focus for charitable support?
What aspect of corporate citizenship is highlighted as beneficial for the company?
What aspect of corporate citizenship is highlighted as beneficial for the company?
How does the individual feel about the opportunity to serve on corporate boards?
How does the individual feel about the opportunity to serve on corporate boards?
Which charitable organizations are specifically mentioned as beneficiaries of support?
Which charitable organizations are specifically mentioned as beneficiaries of support?
Flashcards
Joy of Giving
Joy of Giving
The feeling of happiness and fulfillment derived from donating or helping others, regardless of the amount
Mother's Giving
Mother's Giving
Mother's act of donating precious resources, even the last dollar, out of faith and compassion
Widow's gift
Widow's gift
Jesus' parable comparing the offering of a poor widow to the gifts of wealthy people, highlighting the value of selfless contributions
Generosity, not Affluence
Generosity, not Affluence
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Selfless Giving
Selfless Giving
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Charitable Involvement of a Company
Charitable Involvement of a Company
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United Way
United Way
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Tithing
Tithing
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Corporate Social Responsibility
Corporate Social Responsibility
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Community Involvement Benefits
Community Involvement Benefits
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Employee Contributions
Employee Contributions
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Focus on Children's Needs
Focus on Children's Needs
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Fundraising Events
Fundraising Events
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Company's Own Resources
Company's Own Resources
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Supporting Local Organizations
Supporting Local Organizations
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Study Notes
Joy of Giving
- Giving is about more than just money; it's about selfless acts of service
- Author's mother taught the value of giving, even when resources were scarce, as shown with the final dollar
- Giving strengthens faith and can bring supernatural results according to Luke 12:48.
- A poor widow's generous contribution is more meaningful than a wealthy person's less impactful gift (Luke 21:1-4)
- Examples of charitable actions include volunteering time and providing for the needy.
- A painted sign welcomed hobos to the author's home, providing them with meals
- Companies have a responsibility to give back to the community, as shown in the author's corporate giving
- Community involvement benefits employees, customers, and the bottom line.
Corporate Social Responsibility
- 63% of Americans prefer to buy goods from community-involved companies
- 62% consider charity involvement a factor in purchasing decisions
- 78% trust companies active in their community; 81% feel loyal; 83% discuss with friends/family; 95% are proud to work for a charitable company
- The author's company emphasizes giving back, with no strings attached
- Focused on organizations that support children and families
- Matching employee charitable contributions dollar-for-dollar
- Hosting visits for schoolchildren to highlight business careers, encouraging education
- Participating/sponsoring events for organizations such as Toys for Tots, Ronald Mc Donald House, and Inroads
Community Engagement
- United Way: A significant recipient of the author's company's contributions, due to its support of many agencies that assist community members
- Toys for Tots: Company sponsors fundraising events, and employees solicit donations from friends and neighbors, creating a large display of toys
- Ronald McDonald House: A particular organization supported by the company; the author frequently sponsors a golf tournament
- Inroads: A summer job program assisting college students in their careers
- Charitable events often involve raffle prizes, donated by vendors, or auction opportunities for corporate suites
- Using corporate resources (suites, catering) to support community projects
- Fostering employee involvement in local charities and civic organizations through matched donations
- Providing career opportunities for inner city children
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Explore the importance of giving, both as individuals and as corporations, in this quiz. Understand how acts of service can transcend monetary gifts, and learn the statistics that show consumer preferences for community-focused companies. Delve into biblical teachings on generosity and the impact of corporate social responsibility.
