Beneficence (noun)

The quality or state of being kind, generous, or charitable.

Origin:

From latin beneficere (to do good) + -ence (noun-forming suffix).

Examples:

1. The beneficence of the community was evident in the number of volunteers that came to help.
2. Her beneficence was known throughout the neighborhood as she helped many families.
3. The hospital's beneficence was seen in the number of free treatments they provided to the poor.
4. His beneficence was not only limited to money but also included his time and energy.
5. The beneficence of the organization was clear in the number of lives they have improved.