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Giving USA 2015 The Annual Report on Philanthropy

for the Year 2014

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Giving USA 2015 The Annual Report on Philanthropy for the Year 2014

Researched and written by

SOURCE: Giving USA Foundation | GIVING USA 2015

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What is Giving USA?

2014 contributions, by source and recipient type

Rates of change for giving in last two years, by source and recipient

type

Trends in total giving

Economic trends and giving

Trends in giving by source

Trends in giving by recipient type

Trends in volunteering

Trends in number of nonprofit organizations

Overview


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The longest running, annual report on U.S. charitable giving

Estimates for:

– Sources of giving

– Amounts received by type of organization

Published by Giving USA FoundationTM

Begun in 1956 by the American Association of Fundraising Counsel,

now The Giving Institute

Made possible by contributions from The Giving Institute member

firms, foundations, and other donors

Researched and written by the Indiana University Lilly Family School

of Philanthropy

What is Giving USA?


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2014 contributions: $358.38 billion by source

(in billions of dollars – all figures are rounded)


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2014 contributions: $358.38 billion by type of recipient

organization (in billions of dollars – all figures are rounded)


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Changes in giving by source 2012-2013, 2013-2014, and

2012-2014 (in current dollars)


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Changes in giving by source 2012-2013, 2013-2014, and

2012-2014 (in inflation-adjusted dollars, 2014 = $100)


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Changes in giving by type of recipient organization,

2012-2013, 2013-2014, and 2012-2014 (in current dollars)


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Changes in giving by type of recipient organization, 2012-2013, 2013-2014, and 2012-2014 (in inflation-adjusted dollars, 2014 = $100)


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Total giving, 1974-2014

(in billions of dollars)


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Giving by individuals, 1974-2014



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Giving by foundations, 1974-2014



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Giving by bequest, 1974-2014



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Giving by corporations, 1974-2014



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Giving by source: Percentage of the total in five-year spans,



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Total giving by source in five-year spans, 1975-2014

(in billions of inflation-adjusted dollars, 2014 = $100)


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Trends in total giving, 1974-2014



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Total giving as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product,



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Total charitable giving graphed with the Standard & Poor's

500 Index, 1974-2014

(in billions of inflation-adjusted dollars, 2014 = $100)


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Individual giving as a percentage of disposable personal

income, 1974-2014 (in current dollars)


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Corporate giving as a percentage of corporate pre-tax

profits, 1974-2014 (in current dollars)


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Giving to religion, 1974-2014



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Giving to education, 1974-2014



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Giving to human services, 1974-2014



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Giving to foundations, 1978-2014*



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Giving to health, 1974-2014



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Giving to public-society benefit, 1974-2014



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Giving to arts, culture, and humanities, 1974-2014



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Giving to international affairs, 1987-2014*



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Giving to environment/animals, 1987-2014*



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Giving by type of recipient as a percentage of the total in five-year

spans, 1975-2014* (adjusted for inflation, 2014 = $100; does not

include “unallocated”)


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Total giving by type of recipient organization in five-year spans, 1975-2014

(in billions of inflation-adjusted dollars, 2014 = $100; does not include

“unallocated”)


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Number of volunteers in millions of people, 2003-2013


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Volunteer rate, 2003-2013


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The number of 501(c)(3) organizations, 2004-2014


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1. All data in this section are reported as estimates, which are subject to

revision. The estimates for total charitable giving for the years 2012 and 2013

were revised in this edition from estimates reported in Giving USA 2014. To

provide the most accurate estimates for charitable giving, as new data become

available, Giving USA revises its estimates for at least the last two years. See

more about how Giving USA calculates charitable giving by sources and uses

in the “Brief summary of methods used” section of this report.

2. Data were provided by the Foundation Center in April 2015 and are subject

to revision. Data on giving by and to foundations are available in the

Foundation Center’s Key Facts on U.S. Foundations reports, available at the

Foundation Center’s website at www.foundationcenter.org.

3. See the Foundation Center’s Key Facts on Family Foundations reports at

www.foundationcenter.org.

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References


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6. Same as note 2.

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9. Same as note 1.

10. Same as note 1.

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12. Same as note 1.

13. The source of this data is: Maria Di Mento, “The Philanthropy 50,” The

Chronicle of Philanthropy, 2015, www.philanthropy.com

14. Same as note 2.

15. Same as note 3.

References


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16. Same as note 1.

17. Same as note 1.

18. Same as note 2.

19. This data is in current dollars. “Gross Domestic Product,” Bureau of

Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce, 2015, Table 1.1.5,

retrieved April 2015, www.bea.gov; “Corporate Profits Before Tax by Industry,”

Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce, 2015, Table

6.17D, retrieved April 2015, www.bea.gov

20. Same as note 1.

21. Same as note 1.

22. Same as note 2.

23. Same as note 1.

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24. “Gross Domestic Product,” Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department

of Commerce, 2015, Table 1.1.5, retrieved April 2015, www.bea.gov

25. “S&P 500 Stock Price Index (S&P 500),” Federal Reserve Bank of St.

Louis, FRED® Economic Data, retrieved April 2015,

http://research.stlouisfed.org

26. “Personal Income and Its Disposition,” Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S.

Department of Commerce, Table 2.1, retrieved April 2015, www.bea.gov

27. These data is in current dollars. Data about corporate pre-tax profits comes

from: “Corporate Profits Before Tax by Industry,” Bureau of Economic Analysis,

U.S. Department of Commerce, 2015, Table 6.17D, retrieved April 2015,

www.bea.gov

28. Same as note 1.

References


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29. Winter 2015 Nonprofit Fundraising Survey, Nonprofit Research

Collaborative, 2015, www.npresearch.org. This report includes a convenience

sample of more than 1,200 respondents, 187 of them Canadian.

30. 2014 Charitable Giving Report, Blackbaud, February 2015,

https://www.blackbaud.com/files/ corpmar/cgr/how-nonprofit-fundraising-

performed-in-2014.pdf

31. Same as note 1.

32. The sources of this data are: Maria Di Mento, “The Philanthropy 50,” The

Chronicle of Philanthropy, 2015, www.philanthropy.com and “Colleges and

Universities Raise $37.45 Billion in 2014,” Council for Aid to Education, press

release, January 28, 2015, www.cae.org

33. Same as note 1.

References


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34. 2015 State of the Nonprofit Sector Survey, Nonprofit Finance Fund, 2015,

http://nonprofitfinancefund. org/files/docs/2015/2015survey_natl_summary.pdf

35. Same as note 29.

36. Same as note 1.


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49. Same as note 1.

50. Same as note 1.

51. Volunteering and Civic Engagement in the United States, Corporation for

National and Community Service, retrieved May 2015,

www.volunteeringinamerica.gov


References


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53. Table 25: “Tax Exempt Activities,” 2014 Data Book, IRS, retrieved May

2015, http://www.irs.gov/uac/ SOI-Tax-Stats-IRS-Data-Book

54. “Pension Protection Act,” United States Department of Labor, Retrieved

May 2015, www.dol.gov/EBSA/pensionreform.html

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