Definition
The phrase in a good cause or for a good cause describes an action or contribution that is valuable because it helps others or supports a worthwhile purpose.
Explained Meaning
When someone says an effort, event, or donation is for a good cause, it suggests that the outcome benefits people or serves the public interest rather than personal gain.
Example: “They organized the charity concert for a good cause.”
Usage Notes
- Often used in charitable or community contexts.
- Can describe financial donations, volunteer work, or supportive actions that have positive social impact.
Author’s summary: The phrase highlights actions or contributions made to help others or serve meaningful, altruistic purposes.
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