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1) Yes I do. In some countries, due to the absence of a welfare system, the only form of assistance that the poor or disabled can receive is from charities. For example, some local charities around provide food, clothing and even educational support to the needy, which really helps them a lot. So without help from charities, these people will have very serious problems.

2) Well, I think they each have a different role to play so I can't say that one is more important than the other

3)I am thinking of joining an international charity dedicated to providing essential medical care to developing countries or a charity that advocates for human rights on a global scale like the World Health Organization. Amnesty International. These charities can help so many people around the world and for me, it's rewarding to think that my donation has helped so many people. In addition, these charities address the basic needs of life that I think everyone is entitled to, so I would definitely choose them.

4)That is an interesting question. I think it's great for kids to get involved in charity work so they can learn how to help people and also understand what it means to be part of a community. However, I don't think this becomes mandatory. When children are forced to do something, they often become resentful and lead to future rejection. If the school could encourage them to give charity as an optional extra-curricular activity, that would be even better and would encourage them to continue helping others as they mature.