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In Christian theology, charity means an unlimited loving-kindness towards all others; in modern usage, charity is the practice of giving help to those in need.

Donate to fundraisers
Give clothing to your group's loaner garb closet, or armour to or other equipment for the loaner gear
Assist newcomers
Volunteer your time at events

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	In [[Christian]] theology, '''charity''' means an unlimited [[love\|loving]]-kindness towards all others, ~~and . In~~ modern usage, charity is [[largess\|the practice of giving help to those in need]].		In [[Christian]] theology, '''charity''' means an unlimited [[love\|loving]]-kindness towards all others; in modern usage, charity is [[largess\|the practice of giving help to those in need]].

	=== Ideas for Practicing Charity in the [[SCA]] ===		=== Ideas for Practicing Charity in the [[SCA]] ===