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Conversation Questions Charity: Conversation Questions For The ESL Classroom Volunteer Work

This document contains a list of 30 questions to prompt discussion about various aspects of charity. The questions cover topics such as donating habits, concerns about where donations go, the impact of increased donations, views on different types of charities and nonprofit organizations, opinions on supporting those in need locally and abroad, and perspectives on the roles of individuals, corporations, and governments in charitable giving.

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Conversation Questions Charity: Conversation Questions For The ESL Classroom Volunteer Work

This document contains a list of 30 questions to prompt discussion about various aspects of charity. The questions cover topics such as donating habits, concerns about where donations go, the impact of increased donations, views on different types of charities and nonprofit organizations, opinions on supporting those in need locally and abroad, and perspectives on the roles of individuals, corporations, and governments in charitable giving.

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Conversation Questions

Charity
A Part of Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom.

Related: Volunteer Work

 Do you financially support charity?


 How often do you give money to charities?
 What is the largest amount of money you have donated?
 What was the last cause you donated money to?
 Do you worry about where the money you donate to charity goes?
 How much suffering would disappear if more people donated money to
charity?
 Do you think we should all donate some of our salary to charity?
 Is there any other way to support charity?
 Do you ever buy used goods from charity shops?
 Are you satisfied with the work charities do?
 What do you think are some important charities people should give to?
 Do you know of any bizarre charities?
 Do you think there are charities that are scams?
 Do you prefer to support big, registered charities (e.g. Red Cross, World
Wildlife Fund, Green Peace) or smaller local one?
 Do you think having large charity organizations is a good idea? Why or why
not?
 What are some of the good points?
 What are some of the bad points?
 Do you think that locally run charity organizations are more effective?
 Do you think charities should only help people and not animals, buildings,
etc.?
 Who do you think needs charity the most?
 Do you give money to homeless people? Do you think people should do it?
 Do you think it is immoral for people to spend lots of money on themselves
when people are starving and dying?
 Should rich people and corporations be forced to give to charity?
 Do you think the people you know are very charitable?
 Do you think it is better to give time or money?
 Have you ever worked for a charity?
 Would you like to work for a charity?
 What do you think of people who stand outside stores or railway stations
holding charity donation boxes?
 Do you take part in fund raising events for charity?
 Does your country have a holiday when it is traditional to help out people in
your community? If not, should there be a holiday like that?
 Do you think that one day there will be no need for charities?
 Do you think governments should do more to help charities?
 How much do you think governments should give to help other countries?
 Have you ever received charity from others?
 Do you agree with the expression “charity begins at home”?

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