As of 2025, approximately 87 percent of people in the United Kingdom had a positive view of Macmillan Cancer Support, making it the most popular charity at the time. Great Ormond Street Hospital was the second in terms of their popularity, with 84 percent of people seeing Alzheimer's Society, and Samaritans in a positive light.

Approximately ** percent of people in England said that they gave to charity in 2023/24, compared with ** percent in 2013/14. In the provided time period, the share of people giving to charity has gradually declined, reaching a low of ** percent in 2020/21.

In 2023/24, approximately 68 percent of white people in England said they had given to charity, compared with 64 percent of Black people, 64 percent of people of mixed ethnicity, and 63 percent of Asian people.

Individual charitable donors; Average and median charitable donations of tax filers by age (preliminary T1 Family File; T1FF)

In 2023/24, approximately nine percent of households in the United Kingdom that had a weekly income of less than 200 British pounds reported using a food bank in the last 12 months, compared with one percent of households that earned more than 1,000 pounds per week.

Users can view summary reports and interact with the databset to obtain information regarding registered nonprofit organizations on a state and national level. Topics include: registered nonprofit organizations, public charities, and private foundations in the United States and per state. Background The National Center for Charitable Statistics, managed by the Urban Institute, provides data on the nonprofit sector in the United States. Topics include registered nonprofit organizations, public charities and private foundations in the United States. User Functionality Users can view summary reports regarding the number and type of registered nonprofit organizations, public charities and private foundations in the U.S. and individual states. In additi on to viewing reports, users can also interact with several online analysis tools to view data on specific types of nonprofits and view in-depth state profiles. Users can purchase the dataset, or specific variables within the dataset for further analysis. The dataset can be downloaded into dbase, SAS, or SPSS statistical software or Microsoft Excel. Data Notes Statistics are derived from the Internal Revenue Service Master File. Data are available from 1995-2010 and are available on a state and national level.

NOTE: This dataset is updated weekly. Please ensure that you use the most up-to-date version.

The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) is the national regulator of charities in Australia.

Since 3 December 2012, charities wanting to access Commonwealth charity tax concessions (and other benefits), need to register with the ACNC. Although many charities choose to register, registration with the ACNC is voluntary.

The ACNC maintains a register (known as the Charity Register), which contains information about charities. This dataset is a subset of the information available on the Charity Register.

Additional information for each charity (including governing documents and names of any Responsible Persons) can be found by searching the Charity Register at acnc.gov.au/charity.

In some situations, charities can apply to have some or all of their information withheld from the Charity Register. If the ACNC has approved for the information to be withheld, it won’t appear on the Charity Register, or in this dataset.

Each year, charities also lodge Annual Information Statements with the ACNC. These record further information about charities’ purposes, activities and operations for the year - the ACNC publishes datasets for each Annual Information Statement.

PLEASE NOTE: It is possible that some information in this dataset might be subject to a future request by the charity to have their information withheld, but will still appear in the dataset until the next update. Please consider this risk when using this dataset.

Please use the attached explanatory notes to help with analysis of this dataset.

In 2023/24, approximately 73 percent of women in England advised that they had given to charity, compared with 62 percent of men. Throughout this provided time period, a higher share of women gave to charity than men.

Individual charitable donors; Tax filers with charitable donations by age groups and sex (preliminary T1 Family File; T1FF).

In 2024, the domestic needs charity that received the largest amount of private donations in the U.S. was Feeding America, with a total of around 4.9 billion U.S. dollars donated that year. United Way Worldwide and Salvation Army rounded off the top three in 2024, with private donations reaching 2.5 and 2.3 billion U.S. dollars respectively.

People that were over the age of 65 were the most likely age group to give to charity in England and Wales in 2023/24, with 80 percent of the two oldest age groups giving to charity in the provided time period. By contrast, those aged between 16 and 24, the youngest age group surveyed, were the least likely to give to charity, at 49 percent.

Financial overview and grant giving statistics of Charities Foundation

In 2024, the international needs charity that received the largest amount of private donations in the U.S. was Good 360, with a total of around three billion U.S. dollars donated that year. Direct Relief and Habitat for Humanity International rounded off the top three in 2024, with private donations reaching 2.37 and 2.02 billion U.S. dollars respectively.

Financial overview and grant giving statistics of Great American Charities

Financial overview and grant giving statistics of Charity House Mission

Financial overview and grant giving statistics of Charities Review Council

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