UK charity

In the UK, a charity is an organization established to support a specific cause or address social issues, such as health, education, or poverty. Charities are typically non-profit and rely on donations, grants, and volunteers to fund their activities. They are registered with the Charity Commission, ensuring transparency and accountability. Charitable status allows organizations to claim tax relief and enables donors to receive tax benefits. Charities play a vital role in society by providing services, raising awareness, and advocating for change, ultimately aiming to improve the well-being of individuals and communities.