The nation’s longest running, most comprehensive report on philanthropy, The Annual Report on Philanthropy, is a 350+ page report with chapters that provide in-depth analysis of findings on total charitable giving, giving by sources, and giving to major recipient categories. In addition, each chapter provides strategic insights into the latest giving trends and facts.
Every year, Giving USA releases special reports on key topics in the sector to which you will have free access as a Giving USA subscriber. Previous Special Reports that have been published include research on topics like Donor Advised Funds, Legacy Giving, and Workplace Giving. In addition, Giving USA releases an Annual State Laws Report. These special reports provide you access to a deep dive into the data of emerging challenges and trends affecting philanthropy and fundraising.
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By Dwayne Ashley, CEO, Bridge Philanthropic Consulting, LLC. We will always keep it plan and real about what’s happening in the sector that you need to know about. Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) have emerged as one of the greatest growth strategies for new funding and frequently misunderstood prospect opportunities in our sector. With more […]
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By Brantley Boyett, President & Co-Founder, Giving Docs Planned giving has always been shaped by demographics. But over the next decade, the donor landscape is going to change more dramatically than it has in the last fifty years, and legacy programs will need to evolve with it. Three forces are converging: Americans are living […]
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By Ben Miller, Senior Vice President of Data Science and Analytics, Bonterra Tech What would an additional $150 billion in annual giving make possible? Consider this: closing America’s entire food insecurity gap, funding the difference between what food-insecure families have and what they need, costs an estimated $32 billion a year. The jump from […]
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