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charity vs charities

Both 'charity' and 'charities' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Charity' is singular and refers to the concept of giving help to those in need, while 'charities' is the plural form and refers to organizations that provide help or support to those in need.

Last updated: March 24, 2024

charity

This is correct. 'Charity' is the singular form of the word and refers to the concept of giving help to those in need.

Use 'charity' when referring to the act of giving help or support to those in need.

Examples:

  • She donated money to charity.
  • His work for charity has helped many people.

Alternatives:

  • philanthropy
  • generosity
  • altruism
  • aid

charities

This is correct. 'Charities' is the plural form of the word and refers to organizations that provide help or support to those in need.

Use 'charities' when referring to multiple organizations that offer help or support to those in need.

Examples:

  • She supports several charities in her community.
  • The event raised funds for various charities.

Alternatives:

  • charitable organizations
  • nonprofits
  • aid groups
  • foundations

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