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How America Gives Data: Leaders and Laggards, Giving Opportunities, and More. By Tyler Davis, Drew Lindsay, and Brian O’Leary. The Chronicle analyzes data on giving rates, average donations, and the giving opportunity in every county and metro area. News.
- How America Gives Special Report: Breaking the Charity Habit
Yet fewer Americans appear to be giving to charity. In 2015,...
- How America Gives Data: Leaders and Laggards, Giving Opportunities, and ...
The Chronicle analysis examines giving in states,...
- How America Gives Special Report: Breaking the Charity Habit
Yet fewer Americans appear to be giving to charity. In 2015, only 24 percent of taxpayers reported a charitable gift, according to a Chronicle analysis of Internal Revenue Service data. That’s down from 2000 to 2006, years when that figure routinely reached 30 or 31 percent.
3 Οκτ 2017 · The Chronicle analysis examines giving in states, metropolitan areas, and counties based on the itemized tax returns. The key measure is the giving ratio: This is the total of a locality’s charitable contributions as a share of its total adjusted gross income.
The “How America Gives” study showed that when households earning $200,000 a year make up more than 40 percent of the residents of a particular ZIP code, they give just 2.8 percent of their discretionary income to charity.
8 Φεβ 2022 · The 22nd annual Philanthropy 50, the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s list of America’s biggest donors, is based on gifts and pledges of cash, stock, land, and real estate to nonprofit organizations in 2021.
16 Δεκ 2017 · A survey by The Chronicle of Philanthropy released in 2014 reached a similar finding: Those earning $200,000 or more per year reduced their giving during the Great Recession and its aftermath by...
10 Φεβ 2021 · America’s billionaire philanthropists gave away more of their fortunes during the Covid-19 pandemic than they ever have before. But there’s a catch — one that underscores just how hard it is...
