Nonprofit Marketing Blog

AUGUST 21, 2012

The Chronicle of Philanthropy yesterday published loads of data on giving patterns among American donors. The research is based on tax returns from people claiming charitable deductions. If you don’t see or hear about poverty, you aren’t as likely to act to remedy it. Among the most interesting findings: 1.

Charitable Contribution 105

Charitable Contribution Poverty Philanthropy 105

Bloomerang

JUNE 17, 2022

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Foundations 131

Foundations Culture Charitable Contribution Health 131

The Agitator

APRIL 22, 2018

This is why the authors believe that the term “rage donating” or “rage philanthropy”are terms that are too limited for describing this phenonmenon. But, as the study notes, “that said, 66% of all reactive givers also gave to non-partisan causes like poverty and homelessness.

Poverty 71

Poverty Environmental Charitable Contribution Homelessness 71