Read the excerpt from an interview with peter drucker. giving money is basically passive. in the parable of the good samaritan, the important thing is that the samaritan went back the next day, to make sure that the victim was treated well. he wasn’t just giving money; he was giving care. lots of people give money; he gave care, he did something. social entrepreneurs are not satisfied with just giving money. —"a passion for performance,” philanthropy magazine according to the excerpt, which is an example of how a social entrepreneur could gain satisfaction? by spending free time delivering meals to people who are confined to their homes by becoming a paying member of the city’s symphony orchestra by donating money when asked by the cashier at a checkout counter by contributing part of a paycheck to an employer’s campaign for medical research

by spending free time delivering meals to people who are confined to their homes

Explanation:

As Drucker stablish the good samaritan important action was to care freely.

"He wasn’t just giving money; he was giving care."

The correct answer is the option A: by spending free time delivering meals to people who are confined to their homes.

Explanation:

On one hand, Peter Drucker is the name of a famous and very well known management consultant, educator and author whose writings achieve the fact of impulse and create the concept of the modern corporation. Moreover he was the most important management philosopher of the twentieth century whose main ideas focus on the concept of ''knowlegde worker'' and how humans organized across the business, the government and non-profit sectors of society.

On the other hand, already knowing the person who gave the interview, then it is possible to understand that his main focus was not on the money that the corporations made but in the social impact that they have on society. Therefore that it is understandable that a social entrepreneur could gain satisfaction by spending his free time delivering meals to people who are confined to their homes because according to the person who said it and to the excerpt: ''he gave care, he did something. Social entrepreneurs are not satisfied with just giving money.''