Higher education, health, and cultural arts organisations receive the bulk of the largest gifts that individuals, foundations, and corporations contribute to American philanthropy, according to a new study.
Individual giving levels in the UK have long lagged behind those in the United States. In the US 1.67% of GDP goes towards philanthropic projects, compared to only 0.73% in...
A new report shows that giving to charity is down. The proportion of the population who gave to charity dropped 3% in 2007, to 54%, whilst the total amount given...
Giving back, rather than leaving a legacy, is one of the findings of what motivates wealthy Americans in a comprehensive study of the country’s high-net-worth households.
A new report from the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) has found that corporate community investment (CCI) is becoming increasingly tied to business strategy and corporate governance. The report also highlights...
Expanding economic development in China has led to an explosion of the super rich and a surge in philanthropic donations, according to investment bank analysis and a wealth report.
High-Net-Worth individuals (NHWIs) in the US appear more concerned about their attitudes about giving to philanthropic causes than the possibility of a recession according to a recent survey.
A new organisation that aims to overcome social exclusion by sharing knowledge within the third sector and networking with the support of a donor community has been founded by well-known...