Question: I'm creating a monopoly style game that allows people to "win" in any of these 3 areas:

* capitalism (traditional monopoly)
* karma giving
* Giving with no expectation of return

I'm having trouble coming up with an appropriate term for that last one... something appealing, and suitable for a persons private scorecard. 

The idea that I want to convey is that there are 3 different ways to play the game... and you can switch from one mode to the other at any time. The last goal is similar to being an *anonymous donor to a charity*, or a giving to a homeless person *without* any fanfare. 

**Question**

I looked at the word Karma, and in doing so I found this critique of the word: 

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> Karma alone is a dumb reason to do something for someone else
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What is a better word for karma giving without expectation?

Answer: 
[Philanthropy](http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/philanthropy) is giving for the sake of giving. Not for some reward in heaven or hope of a better reincarnation. It fits with the context of the tycoons you play in monopoly.
If one can assume that most are familiar with the film, perhaps "Paying it Forward". It would require getting legal protection from any perceived copyright violations. 

Unfortunately I do not live near LA (or New York?) to volunteer to meet with Mr. Spacey and navigate that issue.