Social Good
Definition
Social Good refers to actions or initiatives that benefit society as a whole rather than just individual interests, aiming for positive impacts on communities and addressing social issues.
Analogy
Think of social good as planting seeds in your community garden. Each seed represents an action taken towards making your community better, resulting in flourishing plants symbolizing positive change for all.
Related terms
Philanthropy: The act of donating money, resources, or time to support charitable causes and improve societal well-being.
Civic Engagement: Active participation by citizens in public affairs and community activities aimed at promoting the common good.
Social Justice: The fair and equitable distribution of resources, opportunities, and privileges within a society, ensuring equal rights for all individuals.
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