Funds raised by individuals, enterprises or organized social groups in various ways for the disadvantaged groups such as the disabled. The established organizations are usually called charities.

Private equity funds are defined as public offering and private placement, or public offering and private placement, according to the different ways of issuing securities and whether they issue securities to an unspecified public. Refers to a fund established by private placement to raise funds for a few investors. privately offered fund

[1][2][3] Because the sale and redemption of private equity funds are conducted through private consultation between fund managers and investors, they are also called funds raised from specific targets.

The main differences are: one is for the purpose of free donation; One is to make profits for individuals or enterprises. To put it bluntly, one is to do good deeds and the other is to make money.