42% Of Americans Say They Can't Afford To DonateThe NonProfit Times: "Among the biggest obstacles to giving is affordability. Some 42 percent said they can’t afford to give. Almost 1 in 4 said they already give enough to nonprofits. About 1 in 8 said they it’s because they “can’t give enough to make a difference.”"
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Making sense of charitable giving statistics | Voluntary Sector Network | Guardian Professional
Making sense of charitable giving statistics | Voluntary Sector Network | Guardian Professional: Making sense of charitable giving statistics
When surveys produce contradictory findings about donations, it can be difficult for charities to glean any insight from them
When surveys produce contradictory findings about donations, it can be difficult for charities to glean any insight from them
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Philanthropy beat: Doing good is good for love life | StarTribune.com
Philanthropy beat: Doing good is good for love life | StarTribune.com: Of the 2,059 Americans surveyed, 52 percent said a person who "cares about giving to others'' was sexy. That was just 1 percentage point lower than having a "physically fit body.''
The survey, released for Valentine's Day, was sponsored by Razoo, an online fundraising platform that facilitated more than $60 million in donations to charities and causes last year.
The survey, released for Valentine's Day, was sponsored by Razoo, an online fundraising platform that facilitated more than $60 million in donations to charities and causes last year.
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