Article by:
Yasmin Hariri
As 2022 comes to a close, troubling economic conditions shaped by a myriad of economic and geopolitical factors are complicating the outlook for end-of-year giving, with varying predictions as to how they will shape philanthropic giving over the next several months.
Though fewer Americans have given to charity over the last two decades, the amount of money going to charity in the United States continues to grow, exceeding $484 billion in 2021 following the record-setting giving of 2020 amid the global pandemic. Against the backdrop of roughly 1.8 million nonprofit organizations in the United States alone, countless issues competing for investment locally and globally, and evolving methods of donor engagement, capturing donor dollars continues to be a challenge. Read the full article...
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