Philanthropy Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Philanthropy Statistics

Global giving is still enormous, with global charitable totals reaching $1.2 trillion in 2022 estimates, yet the World Giving Index reveals a troubling post COVID dip as 42% of the global score decline is tied to helping strangers. You will also see how giving habits diverge by place and person, from Indonesia’s 91% helping strangers to a global volunteering rate of 12.8% and 1 in 3 people donating in the past month.

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Key Statistics

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Global charitable giving totaled $1.2 trillion in 2022 per estimates.

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World Giving Index score average: 40.3% in 2023.

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Indonesia topped World Giving Index 2023 with 91% helping stranger.

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Kenya ranked 2nd globally, 85% donated money past month.

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Nigeria: 80% helped stranger in 2023 WGI.

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Global volunteering rate: 12.8% in 2023.

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1 in 3 people globally donated in past month 2023.

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China WGI score rose 11 places to 15th in 2023.

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UK giving: £11.3 billion in 2022/23.

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Global foundations assets: $1.3 trillion in 2022.

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International philanthropy to developing countries: $58B in 2020.

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Remittances to low/middle-income countries: $626B in 2022.

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Global crowdfunding for charity: $1.4B in 2022.

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Europe's philanthropic giving: €138B in 2021.

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Asia-Pacific high-net-worth giving: $25B in 2022.

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Middle East philanthropy: $6.5B from HNWIs in 2021.

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Africa private philanthropy: $8.9B annually estimated.

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Global impact investing assets: $1.164 trillion in 2022.

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74 countries in World Giving Index 2023.

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Global youth giving (18-24): 28% donated 2023.

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Women globally 10% more likely to donate than men.

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Global org donations via PayPal: $10B since 2019.

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42% global score decline in helping strangers post-COVID.

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Latin America avg WGI score: 35% in 2023.

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Global private foundation giving: $110B in 2021.

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Bill Gates pledged $20B to health sector 2022-2026.

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MacKenzie Scott donated $2.7B in 2023 to 300+ orgs.

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Michael Bloomberg gave $1.66B in 2022, mostly politics.

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Warren Buffett lifetime giving: $51B to Gates Foundation.

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George Soros Open Society: $32B endowed total.

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Phil Knight (Nike) $2B to UO in 2022.

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Elon Musk donated Tesla shares worth $5.7B to charity 2021.

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Azim Premji gave $21B lifetime, India top donor.

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Jack Ma/ Alibaba founded $15B rural teacher fund.

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Mukesh Ambani Reliance Foundation: $1B+ yearly.

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Dustin Moskovitz gave $200M to top charities 2022.

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Pierre Omidyar $500M to Ukraine 2022.

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Laurene Powell Jobs $500M to climate 2022.

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Sergey Brin/Anne Wojcicki $1B to Parkinson's.

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Reed Hastings $1.1B Netflix stock to education.

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Melanie Perkins/Steve Garland Canva $275M to education.

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John Doerr $1.3B to climate/Stanford.

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Charles Koch Foundation $500M+ yearly avg.

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Walton Family Foundation $1B+ annually.

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Ford Foundation $1B grants 2022.

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Gordon Moore $5B endowed to conservation.

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U.S. giving to education: 14% of total in 2022 ($71B).

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Religion sector: 26% of U.S. giving ($132B) 2022.

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Health giving U.S.: 9% share ($44B) 2022.

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Human services: 15% of U.S. donations ($77B) 2022.

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Global health philanthropy: $10B annually to vaccines.

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Education philanthropy global: 20% of foundation giving.

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Environment sector U.S. giving up 10.7% to $9B 2022.

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Arts/culture U.S.: 4% ($19B) of giving 2022.

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International affairs U.S. giving: 2% ($10B) 2022.

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Public-society benefit: 9% U.S. ($46B) 2022.

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Animal welfare global donations: $5B yearly est.

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Poverty alleviation: 25% of global giving.

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Disaster relief spikes: 300% post-event avg.

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Mental health philanthropy U.S.: $1.5B in 2022.

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Climate change giving global: $8.1B in 2021.

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Higher ed U.S. got 60% of education giving ($43B).

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K-12 education U.S.: $6B in 2022.

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Global hunger relief: $20B private aid yearly.

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Youth/sports sector U.S.: 1% of giving.

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35% global foundation giving to social welfare.

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Medical research U.S.: $12B philanthropy 2022.

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Housing/homeless U.S.: part of human services $77B.

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Civil rights/advocacy U.S.: $4B est. 2022.

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Animal orgs global: 2-3% of total philanthropy.

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Tech for good sector: $500M VC philanthropy hybrid.

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U.S. individual giving grew 2% to $370B in 2022.

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Global giving stagnated post-COVID, -1% growth 2022.

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Online giving up 12% globally 2022-2023.

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DAF assets U.S. $234B end 2022, up 5%.

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ESG investing philanthropy hybrid grew 20% to $1.2T.

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Cryptocurrency donations U.S.: $2.5B since 2017.

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Monthly recurring donations up 40% post-pandemic.

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U.S. giving to religion down 25% since 2000 peak.

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Foundation giving share doubled since 2000 to 38%.

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Gen Z volunteering up 15% 2020-2022.

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Corporate giving up 4.1% inflation-adjusted 2022.

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Impact measurement adoption: 70% foundations 2023.

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Global HNW giving % income: 1.6% avg 2022.

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U.S. boomer giving peak, down 10% 2022.

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Mobile giving: 30% of donations under $100.

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Volunteerism global down 5% since 2019.

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AI in philanthropy: 25% orgs using 2023.

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Megadonors under 40 up 50% decade.

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Cash donations down 20%, stock up 30% U.S. 2022.

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DEI giving U.S.: $16B since 2020.

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In 2022, total U.S. charitable giving reached $499.33 billion, a 3.4% decline from 2021 after inflation adjustment.

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Giving by individuals in the U.S. totaled $369.58 billion in 2022, representing 74% of total giving.

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Foundation giving in the U.S. hit a record $188.05 billion in 2022, up 7.5% from 2021.

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Bequests accounted for $42.88 billion in U.S. giving in 2022, a 7.9% increase year-over-year.

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Corporate giving in the U.S. was $29.48 billion in 2022, up 3.4% from prior year.

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Religion received $132.22 billion in U.S. donations in 2022, 26.4% of total giving.

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Human services got $76.58 billion in 2022 U.S. giving, 15.5% share.

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Education donations in U.S. totaled $71.22 billion in 2022.

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Foundations surged to 38% of U.S. total giving in 2022.

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U.S. giving as percentage of GDP was 1.97% in 2022.

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In 2021, U.S. giving hit $484.87 billion record.

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Itemized deductions for charity by U.S. taxpayers fell to 24.2 million in 2021.

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U.S. megagifts over $100M numbered 66 in 2022.

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Average U.S. household donation was $3,306 in 2022.

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50% of U.S. adults donated to charity in 2022.

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Boomers gave 60% of U.S. itemized charitable dollars in 2021.

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U.S. online giving grew 3.7% to $57.7B in 2022.

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69% of U.S. donors give via mobile in 2023.

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U.S. giving to international affairs rose 8.3% in 2022.

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Arts/culture received $19.02B in U.S. 2022.

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Environment/animals got $9.45B U.S. donations 2022.

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Health orgs received $44.12B in U.S. 2022.

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Public-society benefit orgs: $45.79B U.S. 2022.

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U.S. donors under 30: 31% donated in 2022.

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Gen Z U.S. giving rate: 52% in past month 2022.

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U.S. volunteer rate: 23.2% of population in 2022.

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Corporate matching gifts in U.S.: $2B annually avg.

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65% of Fortune 500 cos have matching programs.

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U.S. DAF grants reached $49.68B in 2022.

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Number of U.S. DAF accounts: 1,180,000 in 2022.

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Global giving is still enormous, with $1.2 trillion reported for 2022, yet the World Giving Index shows a sharp post COVID dip in helping strangers, falling by 42% worldwide. At the same time, giving is changing shape fast, from online and mobile donations to impact investing worth $1.164 trillion in 2022 and foundations holding $1.3 trillion in assets. This post pulls together the latest signal from those shifts, including who is helping, where the money goes, and what people do when budgets tighten.

Key Takeaways

  • Global charitable giving totaled $1.2 trillion in 2022 per estimates.
  • World Giving Index score average: 40.3% in 2023.
  • Indonesia topped World Giving Index 2023 with 91% helping stranger.
  • Bill Gates pledged $20B to health sector 2022-2026.
  • MacKenzie Scott donated $2.7B in 2023 to 300+ orgs.
  • Michael Bloomberg gave $1.66B in 2022, mostly politics.
  • U.S. giving to education: 14% of total in 2022 ($71B).
  • Religion sector: 26% of U.S. giving ($132B) 2022.
  • Health giving U.S.: 9% share ($44B) 2022.
  • U.S. individual giving grew 2% to $370B in 2022.
  • Global giving stagnated post-COVID, -1% growth 2022.
  • Online giving up 12% globally 2022-2023.
  • In 2022, total U.S. charitable giving reached $499.33 billion, a 3.4% decline from 2021 after inflation adjustment.
  • Giving by individuals in the U.S. totaled $369.58 billion in 2022, representing 74% of total giving.
  • Foundation giving in the U.S. hit a record $188.05 billion in 2022, up 7.5% from 2021.

In 2022 global giving reached $1.2 trillion as more people donated through modern online and mobile channels.

Global Philanthropy

1Global charitable giving totaled $1.2 trillion in 2022 per estimates.
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2World Giving Index score average: 40.3% in 2023.
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3Indonesia topped World Giving Index 2023 with 91% helping stranger.
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4Kenya ranked 2nd globally, 85% donated money past month.
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5Nigeria: 80% helped stranger in 2023 WGI.
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6Global volunteering rate: 12.8% in 2023.
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71 in 3 people globally donated in past month 2023.
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8China WGI score rose 11 places to 15th in 2023.
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9UK giving: £11.3 billion in 2022/23.
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10Global foundations assets: $1.3 trillion in 2022.
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11International philanthropy to developing countries: $58B in 2020.
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12Remittances to low/middle-income countries: $626B in 2022.
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13Global crowdfunding for charity: $1.4B in 2022.
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14Europe's philanthropic giving: €138B in 2021.
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15Asia-Pacific high-net-worth giving: $25B in 2022.
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16Middle East philanthropy: $6.5B from HNWIs in 2021.
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17Africa private philanthropy: $8.9B annually estimated.
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18Global impact investing assets: $1.164 trillion in 2022.
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1974 countries in World Giving Index 2023.
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20Global youth giving (18-24): 28% donated 2023.
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21Women globally 10% more likely to donate than men.
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22Global org donations via PayPal: $10B since 2019.
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2342% global score decline in helping strangers post-COVID.
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24Latin America avg WGI score: 35% in 2023.
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25Global private foundation giving: $110B in 2021.
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Global Philanthropy Interpretation

While humanity’s charitable impulse remains an economic powerhouse at $1.2 trillion, the true, bustling engine of global generosity is not found in foundations or billionaire pledges, but in the daily, mundane kindness of billions of ordinary people, especially in the Global South, where helping a stranger is as common as breathing, proving that altruism is alive, well, and surprisingly democratic.

Major Donors

1Bill Gates pledged $20B to health sector 2022-2026.
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2MacKenzie Scott donated $2.7B in 2023 to 300+ orgs.
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3Michael Bloomberg gave $1.66B in 2022, mostly politics.
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4Warren Buffett lifetime giving: $51B to Gates Foundation.
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5George Soros Open Society: $32B endowed total.
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6Phil Knight (Nike) $2B to UO in 2022.
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7Elon Musk donated Tesla shares worth $5.7B to charity 2021.
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8Azim Premji gave $21B lifetime, India top donor.
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9Jack Ma/ Alibaba founded $15B rural teacher fund.
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10Mukesh Ambani Reliance Foundation: $1B+ yearly.
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11Dustin Moskovitz gave $200M to top charities 2022.
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12Pierre Omidyar $500M to Ukraine 2022.
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13Laurene Powell Jobs $500M to climate 2022.
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14Sergey Brin/Anne Wojcicki $1B to Parkinson's.
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15Reed Hastings $1.1B Netflix stock to education.
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16Melanie Perkins/Steve Garland Canva $275M to education.
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17John Doerr $1.3B to climate/Stanford.
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18Charles Koch Foundation $500M+ yearly avg.
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19Walton Family Foundation $1B+ annually.
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20Ford Foundation $1B grants 2022.
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21Gordon Moore $5B endowed to conservation.
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Major Donors Interpretation

Taken together, these pledges reveal a dynamic, sometimes competitive philanthropic landscape where a handful of individuals wield financial influence comparable to nations, yet often with the speed and focus of a startup.

Sector Breakdown

1U.S. giving to education: 14% of total in 2022 ($71B).
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2Religion sector: 26% of U.S. giving ($132B) 2022.
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3Health giving U.S.: 9% share ($44B) 2022.
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4Human services: 15% of U.S. donations ($77B) 2022.
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5Global health philanthropy: $10B annually to vaccines.
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6Education philanthropy global: 20% of foundation giving.
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7Environment sector U.S. giving up 10.7% to $9B 2022.
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8Arts/culture U.S.: 4% ($19B) of giving 2022.
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9International affairs U.S. giving: 2% ($10B) 2022.
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10Public-society benefit: 9% U.S. ($46B) 2022.
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11Animal welfare global donations: $5B yearly est.
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12Poverty alleviation: 25% of global giving.
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13Disaster relief spikes: 300% post-event avg.
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14Mental health philanthropy U.S.: $1.5B in 2022.
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15Climate change giving global: $8.1B in 2021.
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16Higher ed U.S. got 60% of education giving ($43B).
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17K-12 education U.S.: $6B in 2022.
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18Global hunger relief: $20B private aid yearly.
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19Youth/sports sector U.S.: 1% of giving.
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2035% global foundation giving to social welfare.
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21Medical research U.S.: $12B philanthropy 2022.
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22Housing/homeless U.S.: part of human services $77B.
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23Civil rights/advocacy U.S.: $4B est. 2022.
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24Animal orgs global: 2-3% of total philanthropy.
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25Tech for good sector: $500M VC philanthropy hybrid.
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Sector Breakdown Interpretation

Americans, in their charitable giving, seem to be investing heavily in the hereafter, with 26% to religion, while cautiously hedging their bets on the here and now, allocating 14% to education and 9% to health.

U.S. Philanthropy

1In 2022, total U.S. charitable giving reached $499.33 billion, a 3.4% decline from 2021 after inflation adjustment.
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2Giving by individuals in the U.S. totaled $369.58 billion in 2022, representing 74% of total giving.
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3Foundation giving in the U.S. hit a record $188.05 billion in 2022, up 7.5% from 2021.
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4Bequests accounted for $42.88 billion in U.S. giving in 2022, a 7.9% increase year-over-year.
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5Corporate giving in the U.S. was $29.48 billion in 2022, up 3.4% from prior year.
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6Religion received $132.22 billion in U.S. donations in 2022, 26.4% of total giving.
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7Human services got $76.58 billion in 2022 U.S. giving, 15.5% share.
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8Education donations in U.S. totaled $71.22 billion in 2022.
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9Foundations surged to 38% of U.S. total giving in 2022.
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10U.S. giving as percentage of GDP was 1.97% in 2022.
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11In 2021, U.S. giving hit $484.87 billion record.
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12Itemized deductions for charity by U.S. taxpayers fell to 24.2 million in 2021.
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13U.S. megagifts over $100M numbered 66 in 2022.
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14Average U.S. household donation was $3,306 in 2022.
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1550% of U.S. adults donated to charity in 2022.
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16Boomers gave 60% of U.S. itemized charitable dollars in 2021.
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17U.S. online giving grew 3.7% to $57.7B in 2022.
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1869% of U.S. donors give via mobile in 2023.
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19U.S. giving to international affairs rose 8.3% in 2022.
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20Arts/culture received $19.02B in U.S. 2022.
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21Environment/animals got $9.45B U.S. donations 2022.
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22Health orgs received $44.12B in U.S. 2022.
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23Public-society benefit orgs: $45.79B U.S. 2022.
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24U.S. donors under 30: 31% donated in 2022.
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25Gen Z U.S. giving rate: 52% in past month 2022.
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26U.S. volunteer rate: 23.2% of population in 2022.
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27Corporate matching gifts in U.S.: $2B annually avg.
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2865% of Fortune 500 cos have matching programs.
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29U.S. DAF grants reached $49.68B in 2022.
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30Number of U.S. DAF accounts: 1,180,000 in 2022.
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U.S. Philanthropy Interpretation

The charitable heart of America still beats strong, with foundations and bequests picking up the slack as individual giving tightened its belt, proving that generosity evolves faster than a Boomer's checkbook in a digital age.

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    CLIMATE
    climate.stanford.edu

    climate.stanford.edu

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    Reference 41
    CHARLESKOCHFOUNDATION
    charleskochfoundation.org

    charleskochfoundation.org

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    WALTONFAMILYFOUNDATION
    waltonfamilyfoundation.org

    waltonfamilyfoundation.org

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    Reference 43
    FORDFOUNDATION
    fordfoundation.org

    fordfoundation.org

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    MOORE
    moore.org

    moore.org

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    THEGIVINGBLOCK
    thegivingblock.com

    thegivingblock.com

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    CLASSY
    classy.org

    classy.org

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    CET
    cet.org

    cet.org

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    SALESFORCE
    salesforce.org

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    FIDELITYCHARITABLE
    fidelitycharitable.org

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