Charity can be a powerful force for good — but when the delivery model  depends on public sympathy rather than sustainable support, it can leave gaps that vulnerable people fall through. A recent opinion piece in MaltaToday  highlights this concern, warning that televised telethons and emotional fundraising events have become a spectacle of suffering rather than a dignity-preserving model of community support. The article points out that millions are raised every year, yet pe

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