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Voluntarism. --- Problem solving. --- Generosity.

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National service --- Voluntarism --- Law and legislation

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Voluntarism --- Social service --- Idealism --- Idealist.org.

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Building from the bestseller - The Art of Helping, this title clearly outlines the key secrets to effectively help and empower others. Well organized and written by lifelong experts in the field, you will find this book to be a resource that you will refer to again and again.

Counseling. --- Helping behavior. --- Psychotherapy. --- Helping behavior --- Interpersonal relations --- Altruism --- Voluntarism

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In the contemporary United States, third parties are being relied upon to deliver social services that were once chiefly the responsibility of government. Among the new philanthropic associations that have arisen in this environment are voluntary groups known as giving circles. Their purpose is to bring people together to pool resources and then collectively decide how to distribute them. Giving circles have been seen as the most democratic of philanthropic mechanisms, working to meet social needs and solve community problems, while enhancing the civic education and participation of their members. Angela M. Eikenberry examines this new phenomenon and considers what role voluntary associations and philanthropy can or should play in a democratic society.

Humanitarianism --- Voluntarism --- Public-private sector cooperation --- Charities --- Human welfare --- Philanthropy --- Social welfare --- Ethics