Public benefit requirement: charity status requires benefits to be beneficial and available to a sufficient section of the public. A purpose is charitable only if directed to the public benefit: it must be beneficial and available to a sufficiently large section of the public. ... Summary
Public benefit requirement: charity status requires benefits to be beneficial and available to a sufficient section of the public.
A purpose is charitable only if directed to the public benefit: it must be beneficial and available to a sufficiently large section of the public. Assistance to the poor is a central feature of charity, but benefits to the non-poor do not negate charitable status provided the poor are not excluded.
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