Creativity in charitable work

There is no doubt that charitable works, as an ideal basis for civil society, are in urgent need of renewal, and that what is involved in such renewal is a strong debate. Enemir and Litt are a clear path in this controversy, and they present a new model for charitable works for the twenty -first century, and they explore this regarding the policy and management of charitable institutions. These are the applied social sciences in its best forms: intellectual, based on experimental, constructive, and practical foundations. Prof. Dr. Anthony Gedoni, Professor of Honorary Sociology, London, College of Economics, UK. The economy and charitable institutions in the United Kingdom have baffled social institutions, and in this book, which challenges both supporters and critics of charitable institutions, Einhair and whose original contribution is presented to the original role that these unique institutions can play with the best possible in societies, and their contribution is not important for those who establish These institutions only run, and occupy them, but also for those who organize them, benefit from them, or feel that they are threatened by these strong institutions, and the last group includes all our citizens. Mark E. Moor: Professor Hoser for non -profit organizations, Kennedy College of the Government Sector, Harvard University. Charitable works are passed by distress due to their correct lack of appreciation for the underlying energy that endowment institutions can possess, and that the ability to overcome this ordeal will provide the key to re -setting charitable works as a central institution in the contemporary society, and for the sake of legitimacy and future growth, the completion of the greatest impact through what we call ( Creativity in charitable work) is a basic topic for charitable institutions today. Charitable institutions have done many good works in the world without a doubt, but the pivotal question is not, "Are charitable institutions doing good deeds?" But he is: "Are charitable institutions the best they can do in the current environment?" To achieve both, a new approach must be: (Creative charitable institutions). This book explains the concept of creativity, and explores why charitable institutions adopt, and what the concept of creativity involves as a practice, and what administrative tools that you need, and what are the dilemmas and forms of tension that cause it, and what are the results that they achieve? Charitable institutions are the potential energy centers for the creative thinking and work that the contemporary society needs, and the proposed concept here - the creative charitable institution - can represent an important step towards achieving that promise. Using a set of preliminary plans and studies more detailed on selected institutions in the United States of America, the United Kingdom and Australia to give real examples of the theory under application, the authors provided us with an inspiring unique view of these exciting and vital organizations. Obeikan Publishing