Tax deductions that businesses receive for charitable donations gives non-profit organizations the ability to expand their services to more people. The big businesses that receive huge tax relief from the donation of money to non-profit organizations are members of a group in favor of the policy that allow it. The blue-collar middle-class workers of America that resides on the other side of the rainbow do not benefit from a policy that gives the Fortune 500 a tax break because their tax will increase as a result. Nonetheless, both groups are in favor of the expansion of non-profit organizations for the development of lower-class society and education of the derelict. The tax deductions that businesses receive by way of charitable donations are good motivators because non-profit organizations are able to grow and expand the breadth that is in need of their cause.
             One reason to evaluate the charitable donations non-profit organizations from fortune 500 businesses in the breadths of people it affects. Non-profit organizations value in service has very high expectations from the general public, and the businesses that head to their cause with large monetary support. The 2004 Edition of Property and Casual/ Risk Benefits Management Editions reports that, " . . . The numbers and the range of activities of non-profit organizations continue to grow" (Price 27). Such statements prove that non-profit organizations have an expansion of support and outreach as the year's progress. Not only is the ever growing mass of people in need of their services grow provide grounds for evaluation.
             Aside from the amount of people involved with the non-profit organizations the money involved, however, is more legitimate cause for the evaluation. Major businesses that give charitable donations tax exemptions that sometimes total a surplus of one million dollars or more each year. Julie Appleby, writer from U.S.A Today writes, " . . . a...