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Generous Generations

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in Demographics, Generations, Philantrophy, Trends, United States / by Linda Nazareth
March 16, 2010

Here’s an interesting study (by non-profit consultants Convio)  on how the different U.S. generations are doling out money to charity.  Turns out that everybody is still pretty generous in their giving (recession or no recession), but that not all charities are doing a good job in reaching the people that might write the checks. Actually, not all people give by writing checks when they give, which is part of the problem. Read more →

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