Americans Rate Charity Gifts a Priority This Holiday Season
Despite concerns about the economy, Americans are not planning on cutting back on their charitable giving.
Full-text article by Caroline Preston available via The Chronicle of Philanthropy, 11.18.08.
Labels: charitable giving, economic climate, philanthropy
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When the economy stumbles, the conventional wisdom dictates that altruism is the first casualty. Budgets tighten, households brace for impact, and the nonprofit sector holds its collective breath. Yet, as Caroline Preston reported in The Chronicle of Philanthropy back in November 2008—at the white-hot center of the Great Recession—everyday Americans consistently defy that cynical script.
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