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.
Perhaps **altruism** (or selflessness)

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> Definition: principle or practice of unselfish concern for; devotion
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> Example: *Elephants are particularly altruistic. However, their altruism extends not only to other elephants, but to many other species in distress as well, including humans*.
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"Compassion" is another possibility, but it refers more to emotion than action. However, **active compassion** may fit.

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> Example: *Merkel's active compassion for refugees*.
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