A Donor Who Stopped Giving Explains Why (Opinion)
Plus, seeking to curb racial bias in medicine, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation is awarding $10 million to health groups
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Plus, seeking to curb racial bias in medicine, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation is awarding $10 million to health groups
Billionaires dominate the philanthropy headlines. But donor-advised funds like Fidelity Charitable have become an important vehicle for the type of everyday giving millions of Americans do each year.
International aid was the only cause that raised enough to beat inflation, as individual donors contributed 13 percent less than 2021. Plus, see the <a href="https://www.philanthropy.com/article/analyzing-2022s-troubled-giving-in-4-charts">Giving USA data</a> in four charts.
The decline in charitable giving may have more to do with inflation than an unwillingness to give, the Giving USA report suggested. How did inflation affect charitable giving? Read more.
International aid was the only cause that raised enough to beat inflation, as individual donors contributed 13 percent less than 2021. Plus, see the <a href="https://www.philanthropy.com/article/analyzing-2022s-troubled-giving-in-4-charts">Giving USA data</a> in four charts.