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A '''charity effect''' is an unexpected benefit resulting from an act of [[charity]]. This concept is typically ignored or even rejected by those who advocate compulsory tax-and-spend programs instead of voluntary charity.
A '''charity effect''' is an unexpected benefit resulting from an act of [[charity]]. This concept is typically ignored or even rejected by those who advocate compulsory tax-and-spend programs instead of voluntary charity.
Examples of the '''charity effect''' include:
Examples of the charity effect include:
*invention of the [[telephone]] by [[Alexander Graham Bell]], who was simply trying to build a device for the deaf
*invention of the [[telephone]] by [[Alexander Graham Bell]], who was simply trying to build a device for the deaf