Non Profit Public Sector

Nonprofit Human Services Industry Statistics

In 2022, human services nonprofits received $112B in government grants—45% of all funding—while 12% expense growth shows what demand is costing.

Grant Statistics

Grant died after terminal throat cancer—diagnosed in April 1884—after a lifetime of military and political breakthroughs, including signing the 15th Amendment in 1870.

Charitable Donations Statistics

US charitable giving totaled $499.33B in 2022 (down 3.4% adjusted for inflation). See where that money went—by cause and donor group.

Corrections Industry Statistics

U.S. corrections, policing, and courts cost $182 billion in 2022—and nearly 5x incarceration disparities persist. See what’s behind the numbers.

Nonprofit Burnout Statistics

Us Government Contracting Industry Statistics

Federal contracting obligations hit $764B in FY2023 (+4.5% vs. FY2022)—see how major agencies and workforce trends are reshaping awards.

Volunteering Statistics

Environmental volunteers plant 1 billion trees annually—boosting happiness by 21%. Explore the numbers that show volunteering’s real impact.

Corporate Charitable Giving Statistics

U.S. corporations gave $29.48B to charity in 2022—up 3.4%—showing where money went and which sectors shaped the impact.

Government Spending Statistics

The $1.695 trillion FY 2023 deficit equals 6.3% of GDP—see how deficits, debt interest, and spending priorities connect.

Federal Workforce Statistics

Federal agencies face a fast changing talent picture, with 44,000 federal IT job openings posted each quarter in 2023 while 15% of employees report being remote “often” and 22% say they are disengaged. If you are planning staffing or HR investments, this page ties the pressure to fill skills gaps, burnout, and engagement survey adoption to outcomes like a 3.5% retirement separation share and $1.6 trillion in FY 2023 payroll and personnel spending.

Charitable Giving By Religion Statistics

Where else do you see a giving gap that wide, with Evangelical Protestants averaging 6.15% of household income to charity versus 2.4% for US Catholics, yet Catholics still support parishes with an average $1,020 per household in 2022? Charitable Giving By Religion maps how faith shapes where money goes, from 42% online growth during the pandemic to Catholics giving 25% of all dollars to education and Evangelicals sending $14 billion to poverty relief in 2021.

Non Profit Statistics

In 2022, US nonprofits served 148 million people while spending averaged 78% on programs, even as 64% reported staffing shortages and 45% ended the year with a deficit. Follow the money and workforce trends from online giving to global compliance costs and see how 1.54 million registered US nonprofits and a worldwide sector of 280 million workers are stretching resources to meet urgent need.

Charity Giving Statistics

US giving looks steady at $499.33 billion in 2022 even as giving behavior is shifting fast, from women donating 13% more than men to bequests reaching a record $42.88 billion. This page puts 2023 and 2022 global benchmarks side by side, including 72% helping a stranger in the past month and Indonesia leading the World Giving Index at 83%, so you can see exactly where generosity is widening and where it is changing form.

Giving Tuesday Statistics

In 2023, US Giving Tuesday donations reached $2.1 billion with digital platforms delivering 92% of contributions, alongside 40 million US participants. See how awareness topped 70% of US adults and why growth accelerated from its 2012 start to reach 150 countries and 100 million acts of giving in 2022.

Donor Retention Statistics

In 2025, recurring giving programs hit 85% donor retention, while one-time donors fall to 40% and first-time retention averages just 22% across U.S. nonprofits. See how tactics like CRM-driven stewardship, 48 hour acknowledgments, and reactivation campaigns shift results, from 70% retention for $500 plus donors to lapsed donor reactivation reaching 6% annually in the U.S. and 8% in the UK.

Community Service Statistics

In 2022, 25.4% of Americans aged 16 and over reported formal volunteering, and community service is far more than goodwill. From 35% of US youth logging 50 plus hours to studies showing an 11% drop in juvenile reoffending and $5,000 in annual savings per offender, the page connects who serves with what it changes.

Food Bank Statistics

In 2022, 5.3 billion U.S. food bank visits served 44 million people as costs pushed hunger to 1 in 8 Americans, with child hunger driving 40% of demand and employed households still facing food insecurity. Compare that with the UK’s 37% jump to 3 million food parcels in 2023 and a 49% rise since 2019, and you start to see how inflation changes who needs help and where it lands.

Charity Donation Statistics

US giving in 2022 totaled $499.33 billion while giving habits are shifting fast, from 55% of donors using mobile and 72% researching charities online to recurring monthly gifts up 25% since 2020. You will see exactly who drives impact and where it goes, including millennials giving $120 billion yearly and groups like Charity:water reaching 15 million people with 100% of donations focused on clean water.

Corporate Giving Statistics

Discover how Corporate Giving is changing fast, with 2026 figures showing a notable shift in where support goes and who benefits. The page pairs those fresh totals with the pressure points behind them so you can see not just how much is donated, but why the priorities are moving.

Corporate Volunteerism Statistics

With 72% of employees saying volunteer programs should run during work hours and 63% more willing to donate when employers match and facilitate giving, the case for better built corporate volunteering is getting harder to ignore. Add to that $324 billion in annual U.S. volunteerism economic value, tech programs delivering 5.4 million service hours, and 3.6 billion dollars in emergency support in 2023, and you will see exactly where engagement, wellbeing, and community impact can either stall or scale.