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Always interesting that the word philanthropy means love (philos think Philadelphia the city of Brotherly Love), and arthropos which means man or humanity. In proportion due to the fact that our philanthropic giving grew by 1.9% does that somehow also mean that our love of our fellow man has increases or decreased? Yes it’s great more people are giving, but sad that more people are also in need. Let’s talk about how we can make sustainable change in communities.

The Giving USA 2024 report is out! In 2023, charitable giving in America decreased by 2.1% (adjusted for inflation), impacting our region's charities and their ability to support the community. A reminder to discuss charitable giving when looking over your or your client's financial planning! Check out the summary of key findings here. ??

In 2023, total U.S. charitable giving grew 1.9% in current dollars, reaching a new high by that measure, but this growth didn’t outpace inflation. Adjusted for inflation, giving declined by 2.1%. Looking ahead, there are some positive signs for giving on the horizon, including that total giving remained above pre-pandemic levels, even when adjusted for inflation. Take a look at The Annual Report on Philanthropy for the Year 2023?just released by Giving USA Foundation and Lilly Family School of Philanthropy - The Fund Raising School for a complete overview!

Giving USA shows continued growth in overall current dollars estimated at $557.16 billion given to U.S. charities in 2023. Despite the large numbers, when adjusted for inflation, giving actually declined by just over 2%. As your organizations engage in budget conversations and planning for next year, it can be helpful to spend time digging into the report and understanding the changing face of philanthropy. #philanthropymatters #givingusa2024

The new Giving USA report was released last month, showing that an estimated $557.6 billion was given to U.S. charities in 2023. Published by the Giving USA Foundation, the report is researched and written by the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. Giving USA shows that: ? adjusted for inflation, giving actually declined by 2.1% ? even when adjusted for inflation, total giving remains above pre-pandemic levels ? giving by corporations and foundations grew, even when adjusting for inflation How does your organization use the Giving USA report to inform your strategy? #givingusa #philanthropymatters

Key findings from Giving USA 2024: The Annual Report on Philanthropy for the Year 2023 reveal that individuals, bequests, foundations, and corporations donated an estimated $557.16 billion to U.S. charities in 2023. Total giving experienced a 1.9% growth in current dollars, hitting a new high. However, when adjusted for inflation, giving actually decreased by 2.1%, as the inflation rate stood at 4.1%. The positive growth in current dollars was supported by the strong performance of the stock market and GDP, surpassing initial expectations in 2023. Despite the increase, total giving in 2023 has yet to surpass the inflation-adjusted peak achieved in 2021.

Total giving in the US grew 1.9% last year: "After a tumultuous 2022, total giving’s growth in 2023 may indicate positive signs in the nonprofit sector." Check out this explainer from our partner organization, Lake Institute on Faith & Giving!

Giving USA has released its annual report on charitable giving for 2023. Most interesting insights: -> Total giving grew by 1.9%, but adjusted for inflation, it declined by 2.1%. -> Despite the inflation adjustment, some sectors saw increased giving, with the top three being private foundations, education, and arts/culture/humanities. My thoughts: Despite a challenging economy, US Americans remain charitable and committed to education and the arts. https://lnkd.in/eYafdWUj

?? Charitable Giving in 2023: Insights from the Latest Giving USA Report ?? The latest Giving USA report reveals that U.S. charitable giving reached $557.16 billion in 2023, marking a 1.9% increase in current dollars. Despite this growth, giving didn't outpace inflation, resulting in a 2.1% decline when adjusted for inflation. Here are some key takeaways: Giving by individuals, foundations, bequests, and corporations all saw growth in current dollars but remained flat or declined when adjusted for inflation. Total giving remains above pre-pandemic levels, indicating resilience in the nonprofit sector despite economic challenges. Significant growth was noted in giving to foundations and public-society benefit organizations, highlighting continued investment by wealthy donors. “Americans increased their giving over the previous year despite the elevated cost of living and headlines warning of a possible recession in 2023,” said Josh Birkholz, Chair of Giving USA Foundation. For a deeper dive into the trends and impacts of charitable giving, check out the full report from Giving USA: https://lnkd.in/gpVubdSF #Philanthropy #CharitableGiving #Nonprofits #GivingUSA #CommunityImpact #TVNPA

In 2023, the philanthropic landscape witnessed a remarkable resilience and recovery, as individuals, bequests, foundations and corporations collectively contributed an estimated $557.16 billion to U.S. charities, according to the Giving USA 2024 report. However, when adjusted for the higher-than-average inflation rate giving declined indicating the growth in total giving did not outpace the rising cost of living. While total giving has not yet surpassed the all-time inflation-adjusted high set in 2021, the resilience and recovery demonstrated in 2023 offer hope for continued growth and support for the vital work of charitable organizations. Read more: https://bit.ly/3W0k3jW