concept   volunteering
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • United States (1) • Norway (1) • Saudi Arabian (1) • South Korea (1) • Australia (1) • India (1) • South Africa (1) • Sweden (1) • UAE (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Bulgaria (1) • English (1) • France (1) • Humanitarianism (1) • Italy (1) • Mexico (1) • New Zealand (1) • Qatar (1) • Singapore (1) • urban community in Western countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 volunteering United States In the United States, volunteering is widely embraced as a means of contributing to the community and personal growth. 7
2 volunteering Norway Volunteering in Norway is deeply ingrained in the culture and is considered a responsibility to support the well-being of society. 3
3 volunteering Saudi Arabian Volunteering in Saudi Arabia is uncommon due to cultural, religious, and social barriers. 3
4 volunteering South Korea Volunteering is less common in South Korea due to prioritization of work and family responsibilities. 3
5 volunteering Australia Volunteering is highly valued in Australian culture for its community-building and positive impact. 2
6 volunteering India Volunteering is widespread in religious and community settings in India, fulfilling moral and ethical obligations. 2
7 volunteering South Africa In South Africa, volunteering is a vital part of religious and community life, with regional and social differences impacting its importance. 2
8 volunteering Sweden Volunteering is deeply ingrained in Swedish society with strong government support. 2
9 volunteering UAE Volunteering is less common in UAE due to reliance on government welfare services and paid labor. 2
10 volunteering United Kingdom Volunteering is widely embraced in the United Kingdom for its positive impact on society and the community. 2
11 volunteering Bulgaria Volunteering is less common in Bulgaria due to historical factors and greater reliance on state-driven social programs. 1
12 volunteering English In England, volunteering is a widespread cultural practice. 1
13 volunteering France Volunteering is less common in French culture due to a greater emphasis on leisure time and family obligations. 1
14 volunteering Humanitarianism Volunteering is an important aspect of humanitarian culture and is seen as a way to contribute to society's well-being. 1
15 volunteering Italy Volunteering is less prevalent in Italian culture due to a focus on leisure time and family commitments. 1
16 volunteering Mexico Volunteering in Mexico is generally less common due to socioeconomic factors and government involvement in social programs, varying by region. 1
17 volunteering New Zealand In New Zealand, volunteering is highly valued for building community and social cohesion. 1
18 volunteering Qatar Volunteering is less common in Qatar due to government-provided welfare services and a strong reliance on paid labor for services. 1
19 volunteering Singapore Volunteering is becoming more popular in Singapore as a way to address social issues, although it is not deeply ingrained in the culture. 1
20 volunteering urban community in Western countries Volunteering is widespread and praised as a positive societal contribution in urban Western communities. 1