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| - Charity is a Communist belief that all people deserve to have access to essentials such as clean water, education, food and pornography. Much to the annoyance of world leaders, the idea has gained popular support from the general population of most western countries. Charity is often practiced by those of a religous disposition, God having been an avid Communist him/herself.
- "Charity" is the fifth episode of the second series of the British Office. It was written and directed by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant and aired on October 28, 2002.
- A bright and cheery apparation whose visage speaks of pleasure derived from helping others in need.
- Charity is an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants. Squidward needs money in order to stay in Bass Vegas, so Mr. Krabs turns the Krusty Krab into The Krusty Squid. But then Mr. Krabs sees that food critic and health inspector Thomas Gillerson will come soon!
- Charity is a virtue gained from completing deeds.
- Charity is one of the few characters besides the main recurring ones (the Hardys' friends and family) to appear in more than one book. She is a character exclusive to The Hardy Boys Casefiles series, and appears in two of those books.
- It is very important that you give back to the community in which you live. If each bus operator gives or sponsors one of the eight classes at ten dollars per child to buy a christmas toy. It would put a big smile on the beautiful little faces.
- Zynga released special Marketplace items for the purpose to donate a percentage of the sold items to a good cause.
- Charity is an undead Necromancer appearing in Heroes of Might and Magic II.
- Charity - nekromantka, bohaterka standardowa Heroes of Might and Magic II. Jej imię oznacza "miłośc". Kategoria:Nekromanci (Heroes of Might and Magic II)
- Charity is a minor villainess in Annie: A Royal Adventure!. She is the maid of Lady Hogbottom and becomes the girlfriend of her son Rupert.
- Charity (「モテナシ」?; Motenashi; hospitality) is a character introduced Ōkamiden as Manpuku's mother. She has a small flame on her hat that is in relation with Manpuku having flaming hair. She is first encountered in the century-past version of the Moon Cave.
- Charity was the sixth episode of Series 4 and the 46th episode of Casualty overall.
- "Charity begins at home." - Stephen Colbert, 11/1/2005, The Colbert Report's Formidable Opponent "Or your summer home." - Stephen Colbert, 11/1/2005, The Colbert Report's Formidable Opponent
- The female dog that gives birth to puppies under Ike's pool table. The smallest puppy is given to Luke Enright, and named Fibber. first appareds The Ghost Story
- ...and the list goes on. Most Join MEets nowadays raise money for charitable causes. Loverpool is one of the most successful, with the relatively small, regional meet regularly raising approximately £500. The big, national, annual meets like GGF and Karmageddon also raise similar amounts of money, through such things as charity auctions and guess-the-sweets-in-the-jar competitions, etc... even the sale of home baking!
- Charity was original defined as altruistically helping those in need. In modern life, this is mostly performed by individuals or companies sending money to specific foundations. In many countries, including the USA, donations to some charities are "tax-deductible" -- that is, reduce the amount of tax to be paid. While this benefits both companies and charities, some Conservatives use this to launder illegal funds to candidates tax free.
- Charity is a centaur who lives on the Isle of Fellowship with her brother Cesar and husband Naro, a naga. She appeared in The Dastard.
- Doran mentioned Charity in his book Secrets of Deltora.
- Charitable actions are typically well-received, admired and appreciated throughout the Earth. The Super Friends participated in a charity event, which was a golf exhibition which was broadcasted on television.
- Charity is Nick's daughter from the future seen in Invision. It is unknown if she still exists in the Dark-Hunter world.
- Charity was Alan's girlfriend and was going to be his prom date in junior high school, but she left him the night before junior prom for unspecified reasons. Twenty years later, it is revealed that she dumped Alan for Charlie because he was better-looking. Alan was furious with Charlie for doing this and retaliated by stealing Charlie's latest fling, Gabrielle, adding to the feud between Charlie and Alan at the time. After it was revealed that Alan stealing Gabrielle was part of Charlie's plan to get rid of her, Charlie ended the feud by sleeping with Charity again.
- Charity is one of the Whacked! contestants, unlocked by successfully completing Stage 2 in Gameshow Mode. She is very crazy and energetic and she is very eagar to get the prize she always carries a Yellow and Green Lollipop which the same color of her hair and dress she once took out T oof's Brain
- Charity was the tenth episode of Season Two of George Lopez, also the 14th overall series episode. Co-written by Jim Hope and Dailyn Rodriguez, the episode, directed by Barnet Kellman, premiered on ABC-TV on December 4, 2002.
- Dilbert is forced to be a charity coordinator for the "Associated Way" charity drive.
- Charity is a minor character in Pokémon: Adventures on the Orange Islands.
- In the United States, there are complex tax law differences between private and public charities. Donations to charities in the United States are deductible for income tax purposes if the organization has exempt status from the Internal Revenue Service, usually under non-profit organization sec. 501(c)(3) of the tax code. Such organizations file a tax return by using IRS Form 990, which is monitored by watchdog groups like Charity Navigator to analyze their business practices. Any organization meeting the rules of section 501(c)(3) can be classified a charity in the US, including trusts, foundations and corporations.
- Charity is the pure love of Christ (Moroni 7:47), and is the essence of pure religion. And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries, and all knowledge; and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, and have not charity, I am nothing. And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, and have not charity, it profiteth me nothing. (1 Corinthians 13: 2-3) Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints accept the following definition of charity:
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