Breaking the Cycle of Dependency in Philanthropy

In the ever-changing landscape of philanthropy, we've seen various forms of charity emerge, from small acts of kindness to larger projects by NGOs addressing social issues and extreme poverty. However, it's becoming increasingly clear that the more we give, the more the need grows. This makes us wonder if there's a better way to approach charity, one that considers the underlying causes of problems instead of just treating their symptoms. What if philanthropy could transcend its current role of solving immediate problems? What if it could be a catalyst for lasting, positive change?