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Inflated Giving
Charitable giving went up nearly five percent during the economic trouble caused by record inflation in 2022, according to a Fundraising Effectiveness ...
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Fascinating Stats on Generosity
Who are the most generous givers? As a nation, America tops the charts. The three most charitable cities in America are all in Idaho. On average practicing ...
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Giving from the Heart
After surveying more than 16,500 donors to 17 Christian ministries, the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability discovered that most give based ...
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The Tithing Tenth
More than a quarter of American evangelicals do not give any money to church. About 11 percent of evangelicals (defined by belief) never attend a church, ...
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Can You Split Your Tithe?
According to Lifeway research, among Protestants who attend church monthly or more, four out of five say tithing is “a biblical command that still ...
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Bull Markets Don’t Go to Church
A thriving stock market (measured by the S&P 500 index) doesn’t translate to more charitable giving. According to a decade of data collected ...
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Goodwill Doesn't Want Your Junk
Well-intended patrons arrive every day at 10:00 am at Goodwill locations with truckloads full of cast-off items. Goodwill spokesperson Heather Steeves ...
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Kirk Cousins Is Planning for Long-Term Stewardship
Kirk Cousins, starting quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings, makes more in a year than many people make in a lifetime. But NFL careers have an expiration ...
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An Accidental Offering
A Conyers, Ga., resident is out $6,500 after his plan to hide a wad of cash backfired. After 27-year-old Devon Silvey sold his car, he took the cash to ...
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Wealth: Having It All and Wanting More
The richest 80 people on Earth are now as wealthy as the world's 3.5 billion poorest people. In other words, 80 people control as much wealth as half ...
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