The giving hand helps meet another person’s need. Generosity does not require great wealth; helping according to one’s means also expresses this virtue.
The report encourages self-respect and avoiding unnecessary requests when one can manage otherwise. It does not encourage contempt for someone who needs assistance. The merit of giving does not remove the recipient’s human dignity.
Example: A student with modest savings buys a required book for someone in need. The amount is small, but the act still reflects generosity and assistance.