The Ethics Of Giving Incentives To Donate To Charity

Ethically, offering incentives for charitable acts is a good thing to do. However someone may view it, giving to charity is always the right answer. Lost students would not give to charity unless an incentive such as extra credit is given. When a reward is given, most people would agree to donating to charity. The exchange of donations for a reward is not always bad.

Setting up a reward for donating to charity is not necessarily a bad thing. For instance, it might encourage people to donate more, even when there is no reward associated. In my school, instead of offering grades as a reward, we offer a pizza party, or something similar, and most of the time sends back pictures of the charity receiving the donations, encouraging us to donate more. And even though there is not a reward, some people keep on donating to the same charity just because it is the right thing to do. There is always a reward when donating to charity, maybe it is extra credit, but maybe it is the food feeling gotten when you do what's right.
Even after school, there is a reward for giving to charity; federal income tax deductions are given for contributions to charity. Also, everywhere they offer rewards such as T-shirts and shoes on public radio stations and other places. Most people, especially students, wouldn't think of donating unless a reward was given to encourage them. Even if there is an incentive, the donations help the