There is an idea that those who earn an income should give a regular percentage of money to support benevolence. I do not deny who someone needs to help, but this doesn't mean that everyone must afford currency to charity. In the forthcoming paragraphs, I shall explain my opinion in detail. Primarily, It seems that the poor and middle-class families whose wages are the principal source of income are insufficient money. In other words, Much of their salary is spent by them household spendings, such as food, clothing, housing (rent), energy, transport, and miscellaneous services. If wages increase smaller than inflation, they can not afford their consumption expenditure contributes to perhaps impossible to give charity. Finally, there is an almost universal consensus that contributors to charity support various things than money. For example, the United Nations give relief food, medicine, and clothes to natural disaster or humanitarian crisis countries. In addition, som...