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Corporate philanthropy
* balances altruism and self-interest.
* can entail future profit.
* comes in all shapes and sizes, but increasingly it is tied to marketing.

Venture philanthropy
* applies venture capital strategies to giving.
* is the new philanthropy for the new economy.
* uses the tools of venture capitalism to address social ills.

Youth philanthropy
* demonstrates the benefits of empowering teenagers to solve community problems.
* is an approach to empower and establish young people as community leaders.

Public assistance
* claims data are a measure of local family financial distress.
* is aid

Traineeship
* are financial aid.
* is aid

Visual aid
* Use visual aids to add to presentation.
* are useful for children.
* can help to isolate ideas and clarify problems or relationships.
* help children who have vision problems.
* improve comprehension and retention.
* is located in demonstrations.
* provide one mechanism to direct and focus attention.
* save lives.
* tend to lengthen oral presentations.

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Welfare
* contributes to crime in several ways.
* cuts in which a group of people are blamed for living off of the governments money.
* discourages self-reliance and encourages dependence.
* fulfills a role in society, reinforcing race, gender and class relations.
* gives mothers an economic incentive to have more children
  - people an economic incentive to avoid work
  - women an incentive to have children out of wedlock or break up marriages
* increases poverty.
* moms on average have one more child.
* refers to households that receive the majority of their income from welfare.
* rewards people for being poor.
* wastes human resources and the taxpayer's money.

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Animal welfare
* is assured by continuing high standards of care and husbandry
  - humanity in action
  - protected in research through existing complex laws and regulations
* means the humane treatment of animals managed by humans.

Corporate welfare
* comes in many forms.
* is raw meat for other watchdog groups
  - supposed to offer a positive long-term economic return for taxpayers
* large and growing component of the federal budget.
* takes the impartiality out of government and business.
* way of life in Arkansas, and most of the South.

Social welfare
- dependent upon the well-being of organizations, small and large
* natural outgrowth of human society.
* profession within the general field of social work.
* very distinctive feature of the Islamic system.

Aquatic resource
* Many aquatic resources continue to decline.
* are often resilient and capable of recovery, given favorable conditions.
* influence the living landscape in maniy ways.

Computing resource
* are tools to enhance the educational process.
* includes local area networks and connections to other computer networks.

Cultural resource
* are fragile, irreplaceable, and protected by law.
* broad term to include archaeological resources and historic sites.
* provide insights to the relationship between people and their environments.

Energy resource
* Most energy resources depend on weather.
* have advantage.
* serve as mediums for improving our quality of life.

Finite resource
* Overfishing is tied to population and poverty in many developing countries.
* imply competition among individuals.
* limit freedom and diversity.

Genetic resource
* Most genetic resources have values.
* are the result of a millenia of evolution and belong to all of humanity.

Geothermal resource
* are practically inexhaustible and sterile.
* represent an abundant, secure source of energy.
* vary in temperature.