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20 answers for: Desire to promote the welfare of others (12)
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PHILANTHROPYDesire to promote the welfare of others (12)
PHILANTHROPISTOne aiming to promote the welfare of others, often by donating money to good causes (14)
PHILANTHROPICIntended to promote the welfare of others (13)
AARPAn association of people to promote the welfare of senior citizens.
PHILANTHROPISTSThose who promote the welfare of others by generous gifts or acts (15)
SOCIALWORKERCommunity on hand looking after the welfare of others (6,6)
ALTRUISMWhat is the practice of seeking the welfare of others (8)
NURSINGHOMESSounds like residencies for The Three Sisters and those looking after the welfare of Old Vic, among others (7,5)
ALTRUISTOne who is devoted to the welfare of others (8)
HARDHEARTEDNESSAn absence of concern for the welfare of others.
SOFTHEARTEDNESSA feeling of concern for the welfare of others is unrestrained daftness - so there! (15)
ALTRUISTICShowing unselfish concern for the welfare of others (10)
ALTRUISTSThose who show concern for the welfare of others become philanthropists
RSLWhich initials denote the organisation founded in 1916 to promote the interests and welfare of current and former members of the Australian Defence Force? (1,1,1)
SOCIALWORKERSStitch up state spies contacting trainee employees looking after the welfare of others (6,7)
TESTOSTERONEHormone that promotes the development of secondary sexual characteristics in males (12)
IRRIGATIONThe supply of water to land to promote the growth of food crops (10)
ARTSCOUNCILGovernment or private body, the object of which is to promote the fields of performance, music, pain
HUGHGRANTActor in the "Bridget Jones" movies who appeared recently on Seth Meyers' show to promote the forthcoming fourth installment in the series, "Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy"
FENGSHUIMeaning "wind, water", Chinese discipline of spatial arrangement to promote the flow of chi or qi (4,4)