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: 
In Vajrayana Buddhism, we refer to doing good deeds or giving something with no expectation of return as, **"accumulating merit."** We strive to purify karma and accumulate merit and wisdom. When a great Tibetan master in our lineage was asked why he was doing the seemingly lowly task of re-stringing a student's broken mala (similar to a Roman Catholic's rosary), he replied, "Because it makes her happy, and I receive the merit." He did not need the merit, of course, but used the example as a teaching point.

**"Altruistic giving"** might be another possibility. Also, please note that **"Karma Giving"** could have negative or positive connotations in Buddhism.
You could have three incentive systems including material gain, spiritual gain, and gratuitous self-expression. The last might be called art.