Organizations

Organizations that are made by good people who want to do something good. There are various kind of good organizations: it can be a company who creates new technology and improving business and customer services, a organization dedicated to justice and fighting crime, a religious sect devoted to a cause, or a bunch of heroes united for a common goal. Because this category has an entity composed of more than a person, organization often overlaps with teams, heroic species, and/or families. Occasionally, organizations overlap with partners in training as well.

To define organizations:

• They must be hierarchy present or apparent within the group. The relationship between the two sides as superiors and subordinates must exist.
• Groups should have leaders who are in charge of their groups, or play vital role to their groups. Without them organizations' existence may be in jeopardy and needs to be found of quick replacement. When the definition of 'leader' is not always clear, at least there should be important figures within groups who speaks for the whole members of the group.

This category has its own infobox.

Do not add organizations under Pure Good because groups do not have a Moral Agency (even if individual members meet the criteria).