philanthropic
adj.giving money, time, or help to people who need it. You use this to describe someone who wants to make the world better through kindness.
adj.characterised by the desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed by the generous donation of money or resources to good causes.
“The billionaire is known for his philanthropic work in education.”
“Many large corporations establish philanthropic foundations to manage their charitable giving and community outreach programs.”
“The university's new research wing was made possible through a philanthropic gift from an anonymous donor who wished to support advancements in renewable energy.”
Often used to describe individuals, organisations, or specific acts of giving.
“However, as they became wealthier, Nathan and his wife, Lina, increasingly devoted their attention to a series of philanthropic projects.”
“The La Verne Noyes Fund is another example of a philanthropic institution dedicated to a mission it outgrew, as I discussed in my book on college affordability .”
From French philanthropique.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.