Millie Thorton once said, "Generosity is a principle -- not an amount." I too believe giving is a principle and that everyone should. There are a multitude of reasons why everyone should give to charity. Charities give services to the needy without asking anything in return. They do life saving research, that without we would not have medicine enough to cure a common cold. Giving to charity also makes oneself feel better. I think one of the greatest feelings in life would be giving something to someone in which they could never repay. Giving to charity can even be a tax write off.
             Charities every year help millions of people with whatever problems or situations they are in. They help give shelter to the homeless, which gets them off the street and on the path to bettering there lives. It also gives them a place to turn when they have nowhere else to go. Charities make it possible to come up with advanced and new age cures to diseases such as aids and cancer. They help with bone marrow transplants for children and many other worthwhile causes. Everyone should give to charities because it also makes the giver feel better about themselves, I heard once that a person has not experienced life until they have given one. If anyone knew that their small contribution helped save a life, or went to saving the lives of millions, that would be a wonderful thing to experience. If giving a small contribution made you feels better, why wouldn't you? Anne Frank said," Giving to someone never made anyone poor." This rings very true. Most people have plenty of mo!
             ney or time to give to charity but choose not to. If people are so caught up in there own money, this is no excuse. Giving to good will or charities is also a tax write-off. So if you give money to a charity, you can write it off and receive a higher tax return. There is no reason not to give to charity.
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