Still others are not interested at all. Justice and Charity are Different State policy must not lose sight of the distinction between justice and charity. Charity is a short term response to an immediate need. Justice is a long range commitment to structures and policies that affect the big picture. Justice and charity are not mutually exclusive.
Churches provide charity.
But the Constitution says the state exists to establish justice. For example, a church can provide a meal to a family whose pay check has run out at the end of the month. That is charity. Public policies must foster an economy that provides jobs that pay a living wage. That is justice.