At the midpoint of this year, nonprofit executives were hit with the realization that, whereas donations across the U.S. continue to rise, with affluent households giving an average of $33,219 as per the 2025 Bank of America Study of Philanthropy, the number of actual donors has sharply dropped. Two decades ago, nearly two-thirds of households gave annually. Today, fewer than half do. While the desire to donate is still present, a shrinking number of donors are carrying more of the load, the…
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