Charity adverts work:

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Starter: 

1. The purpose of a charity advert can be multiple things, such as raising awareness, gaining money for the poor and making wealthy people feel guilty for not giving back to the lower classes that struggle to survive. 

The factor of Raising Awareness is an important part of charity adverts because they make people see how poor people are living in such bad conditions and help get people that can help to fund money.

The second factor of charity adverts, Gaining money is also important because if no money is funded more people suffer and more of the population fall into the poor suffering category. 

Another factor could also be Guilt, which is targeted at the rich wealthy people that can afford to change a persons life but choses not to in most cases, which make adverts exceed from bad to worse and as a result of this they eventually fund money to help the poorer population in society.

2. Adverts that show children starving or a group of poor people suffering, make the audience feel empathy and hurt. Which makes these adverts successful in the making of money and moral support as people pass the message on to peers, then meaning the adverts recognition expands and gets more profit.

3. The way charity adverts are portrayed are by families drinking dirty water or washing in a lake animals use for waste with an amount of money you should send to a text service so the company can collect profit that is supposed to be for the poor but sometimes seen as a scam to make companies rich as they take a percentage of the overall amount.

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