hand-out
Gift to needy
A hand-out is something given free, especially money or food to the needy: The charity distributed hand-outs to the homeless.
The term often carries a negative connotation, implying dependency or unearned benefit: He refused to accept government hand-outs.
A hand-out is also printed material distributed at meetings or lectures.
Also spelled handout.
Voluntary charitable gift
- aidSupport given freely
- reliefEasing of distress
- welfareComfort and prosperity
- assistanceSupport or aid given
alms · dole · subsidy · grant · benefaction · ration · provisions · stipend
Printed advertisement sheet
- pamphletUnbound topical booklet
- brochurePrinted promotional material
- circularForming a closed curve
- handbillPrinted sheet for distribution
tract · bulletin · factsheet · newsletter · booklet · insert · notice · infographic
One exploiting others' generosity
- dependencyState of needing support
- entitlementAssumed right to benefits
- doleState benefit payments
- beggarOne who asks for charity
moocher · scrounger · free-ride · laziness · unearned · undeserved
donation
Voluntary charitable gift
assistance · alms · dole · subsidy · grant · benefaction · ration · provisions · stipend · allowance
flyer
Printed advertisement sheet
handbill · tract · bulletin · factsheet · newsletter · booklet · insert · notice · infographic · announcement
freeloader
One exploiting others' generosity
- dependencyState of needing support
- entitlementAssumed right to benefits
- doleState benefit payments
beggar · moocher · scrounger · free-ride · laziness · unearned · undeserved
worksheet
Exercise page for students
activity · classwork · packet · quiz · reading · syllabus · rubric · instructions · coursework · drill
hand-outpurchase
Goods obtained for payment
earned income · wages · earnings · salary · payment
hand-outdonation
Voluntary charitable gift
contribution · charitable gift · offering · tithe · bequest
hand-outself-reliance
Depending on oneself alone
self-sufficiency · independence · bootstrapping · sweat equity · pulling one's own weight