### social organization | institution | charity:

Bogus charity
* Bogus charities prey on people's generosity.
* Some bogus charities use names that sound like well-respected organizations.

Handout
* are announcements
  - located in tables
  - monetary values
* helps caregivers track child's immunizations.
* is charity
* make women dependent, passive, obedient, and irresponsible.

### social organization | institution | charity | handout:

Government handout
* create dependency and perpetuates the viciousness of poverty.
* insinuate political power into the deepest recesses of a person's life.

Masonic charity
* Masonic charities contribute to many fields from education to disaster relief.
* is more than giving money for some needy or worthwhile project.

Private charity
* Private charities employ administrators and bureaucrats and social workers and case managers
  - succeed because they are community driven and stress personal responsibility
* can encourage sexual responsibility - even as material assistance is provided.
* tends to be inversely related to growth of government welfare.

Private foundation
* allow donors to keep control over the capital and the grants.
* are a huge growth industry in the United States
  - organizations that distribute money to fulfill a public purpose
  - peculiar creations of public law

Public charity
* Public charities are the recipients of most foundation and corporate grants
  - can usually advocate on public policy issues a lot more than they think they can
* deals with the helpless and indigent as numbers.

Soup kitchen
* Most soup kitchens are at noon and require both servers and people to prepare meals
  - serve a full, balanced meal, and offer meals to the homebound, as well
* are charity.
* is charity

### social organization | institution:

Clinic
* Most clinics use commercial garbage disposals to get rid of the bodies of aborted babies.
  * A 'clinic' medical facility that gives health care for patients in an area. It is different from a hospital, because people do not stay in a clinic for a long time. Some clinics can become as large as hospitals, but still have the name Clinic. Small clinics are run by one or more general practitioners or practice managers. Physiotherapy clinics are run by physiotherapists, psychology clinics run by clinical psychologists, and so on for each type of health care. Some clinics are operated, or run, by employers. Other clinics are owned by people who do not have medical education, like in China.
* advise patients.
* are part of hospitals.
* are run by doctors
  - specialists
  - sessions
* have facilities
  - medical facilities
  - services
* help treatments.
* make judgment.
* offer laboratory services
  - techniques
* perform procedures
* provide exceptional quality
  - follow information
* require drug tests
  - regular drug tests
* seek advice.
* serve family members
* to provide best customer services
  - medical care
* use methods.

### social organization | institution | clinic:

Abortion clinic
* Abortion Clinics spend hundreds of thousands of dollars advertising abortion.
* Many abortion clinics have counselors whose pay is incredibly low.
* Most abortion clinics perform an ultrasound just before the abortion.
* are the only field of medicine that is unregulated
  - wholesale murder houses

Health clinic
* Most health clinics serve family members.
* Some health clinics serve ethiopian families
* can give out contraceptives when indicated, but in private.

Pain clinic
* exist for people who suffer long-term pain.
* work with surgeons, anesthesiologists and psychologists.

Veterinary clinic
* Many veterinary clinics display a preserved heart infected with heartworm in a jar.
* Some veterinary clinics provide counseling services for grieving pet owners.