Altruism
Selfless concern for the well-being of others, the opposite of egoism.

«A word is the expression of a thought, a thought is a manifestation of divine power, and therefore a word must correspond to what it expresses. It may be indifferent, but it cannot and must not be an expression of evil.»
Selfless concern for the well-being of others, the opposite of egoism.
One who provides assistance to those in need — material, organizational, or spiritual.
Any form of participation — with money, time, skill, reputation.
A person who recognizes the value of the individual, their right to happiness and development.
Gratuitous transfer of property or funds for the benefit of a person or cause.
The rallying of people, communities, and generations in the name of a common idea that brings objective benefit to an individual or society as a whole.
One who shares material, spiritual, or professional resources for an important goal.
The main human intonation of philanthropy.
Organizations or establishments related to supporting culture, science, education, or other fields of activity.
A modern form of patronage or philanthropic participation, implying project support, assistance in development.
A person for whom success is measured not only by achievements, but also by the benefit they bring to people.
Patron of arts, sciences, and enlightenment. This word dates back to the name of Gaius Cilnius Maecenas — patron of Virgil and Horace. The main difference from a «philanthropist» is that philanthropy responds to the pain of the times, while patronage responds to its spiritual and cultural demand.
Transferring knowledge and experience to the younger generation — the oldest form of generosity.
Concern not only for one's own well-being, but also for the benefit of society.
A system of relations in labor collectives where the employer or state assumes the role of a «guardian», providing employees with additional benefits, social support, and protection.
A person genuinely concerned about a cause.
A form of selfless help to people, culture, country, future.
A system of values in which good becomes a life's work.
Engagement in action: support, inclusion, empathy.
Lover of humanity; one who dedicates their own resources to help people and society. The main difference from a «maecenas» is that a philanthropist helps people and society, while a maecenas helps culture, knowledge, and the future.
A person who intercedes for an important cause, helps the disadvantaged and unjustly wronged to receive support and achieve justice.
Donated capital, the income from which supports an organization.
One of the most precise meanings of philanthropy.
Willingness to share — time, resources, attention, opportunities.
The ability to feel another.
Archaic, poetic: where people especially need support in difficult circumstances (vale of tears, vale of sorrow).
In the alphabet of patronage, this is almost a rule: the less a person thinks about themselves, the more room there is for help, participation, and the common good.