<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ke hobaneng ha batho ba susumelletseha ho fana ka liphallelo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain why people are motivated to donate to charities. . Response in English: There are several reasons why people are motivated to donate to charities. At the core of it is the desire to make a positive difference in the lives of others and to contribute to the greater good. When people donate to a charity, they feel a sense of fulfillment from knowing that they have helped individuals and communities in need. This act of kindness can also bring about a sense of purpose, meaning, and belonging.Additionally, people may be motivated to donate to charities as a way to express their values, beliefs and personal convictions. For example, individuals might feel strongly about a specific cause, such as ending poverty or protecting the environment, and donating to a related charity is a tangible way to show their support and work towards change.Others might be influenced by social norms, and give to charities as a result of seeing friends and family members doing so. Research also shows that giving can produce a warm glow feeling and increase happiness, providing an emotional reward for the donor.Lastly, some people may donate to charities as a way to receive tax benefits, as charitable donations can often be claimed as deductions on income tax returns. However, this is more of an added benefit rather than the primary motivation for giving.In summary, people are motivated to donate to charities for a variety of reasons including the desire to make a difference, to express personal values, to experience an emotional reward, to be part of a social norm, and to receive tax benefits. . Response in Sesotho: Ho na le mabaka a maloa a etsang hore batho ba susumelletsehe ho fana ka liphallelo. Moko-taba oa eona ke takatso ea ho etsa phapang e ntle bophelong ba ba bang le ho kenya letsoho molemong o moholoanyane. Ha batho ba fana ka liphallelo, ba ikutloa ba khotsofetse ka ho tseba hore ba thusitse batho ka bomong le sechaba se hlokang. Ketso ena ea mosa e ka boela ea tlisa boikutlo ba morero, moelelo le ho ba motho oa bohlokoa. Ho phaella moo, batho ba ka na ba susumelletseha ho fana ka liphallelo e le mokhoa oa ho hlahisa litekanyetso tsa bona, litumelo le litumelo tsa bona. Mohlala, batho ba ka na ba ikutloa ba le matla ka lebaka le itseng, joalo ka ho felisa bofuma kapa ho sireletsa tikoloho, me ho fana ka liphallelo ho mokhatlo o amanang le ona ke mokhoa o hlakileng oa ho bontša tšehetso ea bona le ho sebeletsa phetoho. Ba bang ba ka susumetsoa ke litloaelo tsa sechaba, me ba fana ka liphallelo ka lebaka la ho bona metsoalle le litho tsa malapa li etsa joalo. Lipatlisiso li boetse li bontša hore ho fana ho ka hlahisa boikutlo ba khanya e mofuthu le ho eketsa thabo, ho fana ka moputso oa maikutlo ho mofani. Qetellong, batho ba bang ba ka na ba fana ka menehelo ho mekhatlo ea lithuso e le tsela ea ho fumana melemo ea lekhetho, kaha menehelo ea liphallelo hangata e ka na ea tsekoa e le litšepiso tsa lekhetho. Leha ho le joalo, sena ke molemo o eketsehileng ho e-na le tšusumetso e ka sehloohong ea ho fana. Ka bokhutšoanyane, batho ba susumelletseha ho fana ka liphallelo ka mabaka a fapaneng a kenyeletsang takatso ea ho etsa phapang, ho hlahisa litekanyetso tsa botho, ho fumana moputso oa maikutlo, ho ba karolo ea tloaelo ea sechaba, le ho fumana melemo ea lekhetho. 