Article

Charitable Giving Increased in 2014

February 22, 2015

For the third consecutive year, charitable giving to nonprofits is up in the United States. In an article by Associations Now, Blackbaud released their findings on charitable giving for 2014. Some of the key findings include:
 

  • Charitable giving increased by 2.1%
  • $16.2 billion in total donations
  • 2014 was a year without a major fundraising event (i.e. natural disaster)
  • #GivingTuesday saw 36% increase in online donations;15% increase in the number of nonprofits receiving a donations

For more insight on charitable giving trends for 2014, and the future of nonprofit fundraising, check out the full article here.

Recent Posts

View all blog posts
Shot of two female coworkers having a discussion in modern office. Businesswomen in meeting using digital tablet and discussing business strategy. Confident business people working together in the office. Corporate business persons discussing new project and sharing ideas in the workplace. Successful businesswomen standing with their colleagues working in background.

Exciting Product Updates from PEX: Enhanced Reimbursements and More

July 17, 2024
A group of three multi-ethnic workers at a construction site wearing hard hats, safety glasses and reflective clothing, smiling and conversing. The main focus is on the mixed race African-American and Pacific Islander man in the middle. The other two construction workers, including the woman, are Hispanic.

See Where Your Construction Company’s Financial Processes Stand

June 27, 2024
Team of five multi-ethnic employee having fun working together in an open plan office with big windows.

Building Success at PEX: Teamwork, Customer Service, and Employee Care

June 27, 2024

Stay up to date on the latest PEX news!

Opinions, advice, services, or other information or content expressed or contributed here by customers, users, or others, are those of the respective author(s) or contributor(s) and do not necessarily state or reflect those of The Bancorp Bank, N.A. (“Bank”). Bank is not responsible for the accuracy of any content provided by author(s) or contributor(s).