International Assistance Over the last decades, charities have been rapidly developed on a global scale. Despite the importance of international assistance, it has become controversial that charity organizations should give priority to fellow citizens instead of foreigners. While international assistance has many weaknesses until now, its significance cannot be neglected. Charity organizations should consider international assistance from a global perspective, because the funds donated to recipient countries are important for them to fight for poverty, diseases and disasters. In the face of the impoverishment coverage and frequent national disasters, the undeveloped countries are lack of resources to support their citizens. For example, food, water and medical services are extremely scarce for the countries which are frequently confronted with earthquake or tsunami. In this case, international assistance can provide them with necessities and funds to reconstruct the homeland. However, it is sometimes argued that domestic citizens should be supplied firstly when donating money and goods. The reason is that there are still some underprivileged areas even if many people in this country are wealthy. If funds and materials can be allocated to the poor in these areas in the high priority, it can raise living standards of them. Therefore, the citizens can get a sense of happiness, meaning that the society will be more stable. My view is that charity organization can help the people of recipient countries to gain either resources or services for the sake of their basic rights. These people can benefit from the international assistance to get what they need, such as living goods, medical care and educational services. Also, the assistance can boost their confidence to restore their homeland. In conclusion, we should be aware of the significance of international assistance. It is equally important for charity organizations to support fellow citizens and people in other countries.