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One who loves and works for the welfare of mankind:

AEgoist
BMisanthrope
CSycophant
DPhilanthropist
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Philanthropist
Philanthropist (Greek philo = love, anthropos = man): one who works for human welfare, often via charity. **Misanthrope:** one who hates mankind. Sycophant: flatterer.
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