The phrase "charitable person" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: My grandmother is a very charitable person; she always volunteers her time to help those in need.
Brownlow recalls "a benevolent, charitable person" who encouraged his personal projects, while Timothy Burrill said: "In 1956 I pierced my bowler hat with my umbrella, left the City and joined Anne's documentary film company: her enthusiasm, optimism and entrepreneurial skills have been my inspiration for 60 years".
He's a hugely charitable person.
I am a charitable person without deep pockets.
"Mr. Hochfelder has been a very charitable person," he wrote.
She was the most extraordinary loving, kind, compassionate and charitable person.
Always a charitable person, he had, with characteristic munificence, outlived by more than forty years my primal childhood fear.
Charitable persons contributed funds so that Rachel could attend Mrs. Bowering's select seminary for young ladies at 71 Hudson Street.
Taking a cue from successful e-commerce companies, Netaid will try to collect consumer information about charitable persons to find out exactly where they want their money to go and how they can best contribute to social causes.
They will continue their family charitable endeavors, the person said.
Be sure to make any charitable donations in person.
It's not easy being a charitable, politically active person in demand.
