> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://foxxed.gitbook.io/foxxed-manifesto/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://foxxed.gitbook.io/foxxed-manifesto/vision/charity.md).

# Charity

## Overview

> Every culture has a long tradition of giving to charity. Community members have distributed resources without anticipating repayment for thousands of years. Improvements across the community provide the reward. There are currently millions of organizations working to address issues like food insecurity, poverty, and inadequate healthcare. 

## How ?

> The Covid 19 pandemic encourage plenty of people to examine our local communities in greater depth and consider how we can make a difference. Giving to charity, especially on a local level, can be an effective way to make an investment in the people and places in our daily lives.\
> \
> And that's what Foxxed! wants, to impact the world in a positive way and leave it better than when we found it. Contribute to the evolution of the community so that in the future these same people have the chance to impact the lives of others.<br>
>
> There is nothing better to do that than to change the lives of those around you. That's why we will choose a few local entities in each of the cities of the team members who are in need of donations or going through a difficult situation and let the community vote on which one we will be supporting.

## When ?

> Foxxed! charity entities will be picked after the launch of the PFP collection.


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