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English, 26.01.2021 19:00 JasminGodoy

A close family member explains that she does not give money to charity because she "wouldn’t receive any personal benefit from donating” and because "most charities waste their donations on salaries and other administrative expenses.” Write a three-paragraph essay that formulates knowledgeable claims and counterclaims to explain the benefits of charitable giving and refute your relative’s counterclaims. Support your argument with reasons and specific evidence. Be sure to include sources from your research.

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