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Charitable organizations (charitable organizations) or non-profit organizations are non-profit organizations. Anyone who donates to a statutory recognized charitable organization can get the relevant tax deduction benefits; while anyone who donates to a non-profit organization that is not a charitable organization, the donation cannot be applied for relative tax deduction.

Charity

China is not short of rich people, and there are also charitable organizations that can do good deeds. The two, which should have been closely related, seem a bit indifferent in reality. We have truly recorded the status of the top ten charities with great influence in China, and we call on people, especially the wealthy, to pay attention to and support China's philanthropy ...

Chinese Charity Federation

As one of China's larger and better performing public welfare organizations. Since its establishment in April 1994 under the advocacy of Cui Naifu, the old Minister of Civil Affairs, it has always carried forward the humanitarian spirit, carried forward the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation in helping the poor, and assisted the unfortunate individuals and difficult groups in society to carry out a variety of social assistance work.

According to the constitution of the General Assembly, the highest authority of the Charity Federation is the member congress, and the council is the executive organ of the member congress for 5 years, which is held once a year. Funding of the General Assembly is derived from membership dues, donations, government funding, interest, income from activities or services approved within the scope of business and other legal income, and administrative funding from the value-added portion of the founding fund, membership dues, special donations of administrative funds, government funding, and donations Interest, income of the establishment entity, etc. According to national regulations, a certain percentage is drawn from the donation funds as project management funds.

International Orbis

Project Orbis (ORBIS) is an international charity dedicated to restoring the light and blindness of people around the world, and its purpose is to "make the world blind again."

Oxfam

Oxfam is an alliance of internationally influential development and rescue organizations, consisting of thirteen independently operating Oxfam members. Canon Theodore Richard Milford (1896-1987) was established in Oxfordshire, England in 1942, and was formerly known as the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief. It was formed to transport food during World War II to the German Nazis, which were blocked by the Allies, to occupy the Greek people. In 1963, Canada established its first overseas branch. Since 1965 the name has been changed to the telegram address OXFAM. Oxfam Hong Kong is an organization that works across government, society, and the poor to work together to overcome poverty and to respect and care for the poor across ethnic, gender, religious and political boundaries. "Help others help themselves, fight poverty" is the purpose and goal of Oxfam. Oxfam was established in Hong Kong in 1976 by a group of volunteers who are concerned about poverty. It was registered as an independent poverty alleviation, development and relief agency in Hong Kong in 1988. It has implemented poverty alleviation and disaster relief work in more than 60 countries around the world, launched comprehensive development, Emergency assistance, education, sanitation and water conservancy projects help poor people improve their lives and become self-reliant. Oxfam's projects in China are coordinated by Hong Kong to ensure that they are implemented in accordance with national and social conditions.

UNICEF

United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF), formerly known as the "United Nations International Emergency Fund for Children's Emergency Aid", was created on December 11, 1946, and was originally designed to meet the needs of children in Europe and China after World War II Urgent needs. Since 1950, its work has expanded to meet the long-term needs of children and mothers in all developing countries around the world. In 1953, UNICEF became a permanent member of the United Nations system and was commissioned by the United Nations General Assembly to work to realize the rights of mothers, infants and children to survive, develop, protect and participate in countries around the world. In 1965, UNICEF won the Nobel Peace Prize for "promoting brotherhood among nations."

World Vision

World Vision is an international charity that promotes humanity and fraternity. Its purpose is to serve the poor and needy with love, to face poverty and disasters with them, and work together to overcome difficulties and make them embark on Road to Kangzhuang. World Vision was founded in 1950 and originated from love for a lonely girl. Therefore, Xuan Xuan Society pays special attention to the situation and happiness of children, focuses on helping orphans and children with special needs, and focuses on girls' education, gender equality and environmental protection.

Other international charities:

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Ford Foundation

LGT Venture Capital Foundation

BMW Quant Foundation

Misur Social Development Foundation

Rockefeller Brothers Foundation

Asia Foundation

Gift to Asia Foundation

Robert Bosch Foundation

Rosa Luxembourg Foundation

Xi Xianju