I always showed you that you should work just as I did and help people who are weak. I taught you to remember the words of the Lord Jesus: ‘You will have a greater blessing when you give than when you receive.’” (Acts 20:35 -ERV)

Generous, charitable, liberal, bountiful, munificent all describe persons who give to others something of value, or the acts of such persons.

Generous stresses the warm and sympathetic nature of the giver:a generous gift; generous in praise of the work of others.

Charitable places stress on both the goodness and kindness of the giver and the indigence or need of the receiver: charitable assistance to the needy; a charitable person, is always willing to help those less fortunate than themself.

Liberal, in this connection, emphasizes the size of the gift, the largesse and openhandedness of the giver:

Bountiful implies effusive, unstinted giving and a sense of abundance or plenty:

Munificent refers to gifts or awards so large and striking as to evoke amazement or admiration: a life income, a truly munificent reward for his loyalty; a munificent contribution, larger by far than any other.