The disabled, the seriously ill, the lonely. A group of people (including animals) who need the help of us able-bodied people. From people who have no obstacles to make a living. That is why it is entirely right that there is an organization dedicated to this issue.
These are non-profit charitable organizations and are monitored in the Czech Republic by the Information Center for Non-Profit Organizations. Their main income comes from their own charitable activities and fundraising. For example, in our country, “Dobrý anděl,” “Kapka naděje,” and “Nadace Paraple” are such organizations. However, we are also thinking about four-legged pets. For example, “Chance for Animals” is dedicated to pets. The “Cat Cafe” is a great concept. You go there for coffee and cake, and there are cute cats crawling all over your feet. Some of the cats work as “employees” of the café, but there are also cats in foster care that jump into your lap. A portion of the proceeds goes to support shelters and abandoned cats.
Each organization has a focus, which is helpful because it is in an area of interest to their clients. They work with people who understand the laws and issues, have contacts, know the issues well, and are dedicated to those issues. As a result, the funds raised are spent effectively and in the right places.
Some of these organizations are supported by celebrities. In such cases, they can use TV entertainment programs, organize balls, sports games, concerts, and other wonderful cultural and sports experiences to good effect. Everyone, not just celebrities, can voluntarily contribute to improving the lives of those in need.
It is not at all appropriate to stand by with a cash box at the entrance of a shopping mall and monitor donors like vultures. Donations should be voluntary and everyone should be free to make their own choices. But at the same time, we must not forget what is important in life: health comes first. That is why those who have good health should consider those who do not.