Chapter 17: Icons Charity

1. What is the “Icons Charity” Page?

It’s a specialized cheat-sheet listing only the free icons from Font Awesome 5 that relate to charity, giving, donations, helping others, non-profits, kindness, and humanitarian themes.

These icons are perfect for:

  • NGO / non-profit websites
  • Fundraising pages / donation forms
  • Charity event invitations
  • CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) sections on company sites
  • Volunteer signup pages
  • Crowdfunding campaign UIs
  • Blog posts about social good, relief work, or giving back
  • Footers/badges saying “We support charity”

Font Awesome added this category in later FA5 updates (around 5.0.10+ or so), and in the free edition, it’s a small but meaningful set (about 5–8 icons, mostly solid style fas). Newer FA6/7 expanded it a lot (more hands, hearts, dove variants, etc.), but FA5 free keeps the essentials that many non-profits still use today.

2. Main Free Charity Icons in Font Awesome 5 (From the W3Schools Page)

Here are the key free ones you’ll find in the table (solid fas style unless noted):

  • Donate (hand giving coin/money – donation symbol) <i class=”fas fa-donate”></i>
  • Dove (peace dove – often for charity/relief/peace efforts) <i class=”fas fa-dove”></i>
  • Gift (wrapped present – giving gifts/donations) <i class=”fas fa-gift”></i>
  • Globe (global/world – for international charity/help worldwide) <i class=”fas fa-globe”></i>
  • Hand Holding Heart (hand with heart – caring, support, love) <i class=”fas fa-hand-holding-heart”></i>
  • Hand Holding USD (hand holding dollar – direct donation/money giving) <i class=”fas fa-hand-holding-usd”></i>
  • Hands Helping (two hands helping each other – community support) <i class=”fas fa-hands-helping”></i>
  • Heart (love/care – basic but powerful for charity) <i class=”fas fa-heart”></i> (often paired)

These are the core ones in the Charity category for FA5 free. Some like fa-hand-holding-heart and fa-hands-helping were big additions for giving themes.

3. Real Code Examples – How to Use Charity Icons

Example 1: Donation Button / Call to Action (very common on NGO sites)

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Example 2: Charity Footer Badge / Support Statement

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Example 3: Volunteer Signup Section

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Example 4: Global Charity Campaign Card

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4. Teacher Tips for Charity Icons

  • Colors — Soft pinks/reds (#e91e63, #ff4081) for heart/hand-holding, greens (#4caf50) for helping/growth, blues (#2196f3) for globe/dove (trust & peace).
  • Size & combo — Use big sizes (fa-5x, fa-6x) on donation pages. Combine with Hands (hands-helping), Status (heart), or Users & People (users) for fuller giving themes.
  • Animations — Add fa-beat or fa-pulse to hearts for emotional effect: <i class=”fas fa-heart fa-beat”></i>
  • Accessibility — Always pair with clear text (e.g., “Donate” button); add aria-label=”Donate to support children” for screen readers.
  • Upgrade note — In FA6/7, Charity has more free icons (like seedling for growth, circle-heart, etc.) — great for modern non-profit designs.

Summary – Quick Recap

Icons Charity = W3Schools’ page listing Font Awesome 5 free charity/giving icons like donate 💰, hand-holding-heart ❤️, hands-helping 🤝, dove 🕊️, gift 🎁, globe 🌍, etc. Perfect for NGOs, fundraising, volunteer pages, CSR sections, or any “help others” theme.

Got it now? Want me to:

  • Build a full “Donate Today” landing page demo with these icons?
  • Show how Charity icons look in a non-profit footer?
  • Compare FA5 vs newer versions (more giving icons)?
  • Or next one like “Icons Chat”?

Just tell your teacher — we’re making the world kinder one icon at a time! ❤️🤝🕊️🚀

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