Pronunciation: /fɪˈlænθrəpi/
noun the desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed especially by the generous donation of money to good causes
A1 Some people donate money to help others, this is called philanthropy.
A2 Many charities rely on philanthropy to fund their programs and initiatives.
B1 Corporate philanthropy is becoming more common as companies seek to give back to their communities.
B2 The billionaire's philanthropy foundation has donated millions of dollars to various causes around the world.
C1 Her philanthropy knows no bounds, as she continues to support numerous charitable organizations and causes.
C2 The philanthropy of the royal family is well-known, with their generous donations to humanitarian efforts.
formal Many wealthy individuals engage in philanthropy by donating large sums of money to charitable causes.
informal My friend is really into philanthropy and volunteers at the local soup kitchen every weekend.
slang Dude, that billionaire is all about that philanthropy life, always giving back to the community.
figurative The philanthropy of kindness spreads like a wildfire, touching the hearts of all those in its path.
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