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'''Philanthropy''' is entails serving the act of donating poor by giving one's time, money, goods, time, or effort efforts to support a charitable cause, usually over an extended period of time and in regard to a defined objective. In a more fundamental sense, philanthropy may encompass any altruistic activity which is intended to promote good or improve human quality of life. The word Philanthropy comes from the Greek word ''philanthropia'' , meaning, friend of human beings.

In the classical world, including the ==Theological Foundations==The contemporary Orthodox Christian author [[Byzantine EmpireDemetrios Constantelos|Demetrios J. Constantelos]]observes philanthropy in Christian teaching when he says, philanthropy (individual citizens donating their money to the poor) was considered to be "Philanthropy is a civic ecclesiastical virtue. Benevolence that was instituted by Jesus Christ and giving increased also as worship and service to the supreme act of philanthropy is Godbecoming man that we might be saved. [[Monastery|Monasteries]]" He also points out, orphanages, and refuges "In the divine services of the Orthodox Church we are constantly reminded of God's ''philanthropia'' for the poor were founded. Hospitality was put into actionman. "