Benevolent (adj)
ben-ev-oh-lent
Well meaning and kindly, charitable.
Late Middle English: from Old French benivolent, from Latin bene volent- ‘well wishing’, from bene ‘well’ + velle ‘to wish’.
Example sentences
“He’s obviously feeling benevolent today, agreeing all our vacation time!”
“They’re a benevolent organisation, they are sure to help.”

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