The answer to this question depends on how one defines social Darwinism. Generally speaking, social Darwinism is a theory that suggests that the fittest individuals or groups will survive and thrive in society, while the weaker individuals or groups will be left behind. Charities can be seen as a way of helping the weaker individuals or groups in society, so in this sense, charities could be seen as being opposed to social Darwinism. However, some people may argue that charities can also help the fittest individuals or groups in society, so in this sense, charities could be seen as being in line with social Darwinism. Ultimately, the answer to this question depends on one's interpretation of social Darwinism.
