Charity is the way to go

In my last post on Markovnikov's application to economics, I shared on how charity is a effective solution to reduce inequality between the rich and the poor. In this post, I will explain how charity can be effectively used as a redistribution method for workers' welfare.
Redistribution method
To make charity a effective redistribution method, the following criteria must be observed:
1) The needs of the workers must be adequately addressed
- The 4 basic needs of many workers are: food, transport, healthcares and homes
Most workers are worried that with inflation, the above 3 necessities will be beyond their reach.
Hence, in order to effectively tackle these 4 problems, charities dealing with workers' welfare must be subdivided into these 4 groups.
Food division
-Raise funds for the purchase of free food for workers in the lower and middle income groups(Where workers with lower income get priority)
-Funds can also be given to food producers, especially fast food and local food producers, to subsidise the cost of food

Transport division
-Funds raised should aim to purchase fuel vouchers to reduce long-term cost of fuel
-Cars can be loaned at a cheap rate for workers to use on a monthly or yearly basis with the charities paying for fuel costs. This reduces the burden of the worker for fuel costs.
-Charities can work with public transport companies to reduce costs through subsidisation of public transport fares

Healthcare division
-Charities can operate free or highly subsidised medical treatment centres where medical professionals can volunteer to provide these healthcare services.
-Rich donors should actively fund the construction and operation of more public hospitals to ensure affordable healthcare for workers

Homes division
-Suggestion: The "Rich sponsor the poor" approach: The rich donors can subsidise workers' home ownership prices to reduce net housing costs for workers. They can take an alternative approach by funding the workers' electricity and water bills to reduce the economic burden of workers.

2)There must be adequate number of rich donors and volunteers
For charities to raise enough funds to benefit communities of workers, there must be enough donors and volunteers who are willing to sustain these operations. Here are some suggestions for increasing number of donors and volunteers.
1)Publicity
Through social media, conventional media like TV and radio stations and other means of communication, charities can promote their activities and encourage volunteerism and to raise funds.
2)By holding mass donation drives(Commonly done but necessary)
3)By approaching foreign donors

How will these benefit workers?
1)Reduce economic burden through subsidisation of costs
2)Build more trust between workers and rich people-> Increase in friendship and less conflict
3)Gives social security to workers->Progressive improvement in standard of living
4)Reduced government burden on providing social security for workers, more funds devoted to improving standard of living on other aspects of workers' lives.

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