The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Stocks Have Bounced Back but Giving by the Nation's Wealthiest Has Not, Study Finds

By Suzanne Perry

The wealthiest Americans have cut their charitable donations by 70 percent since the stock-market boom ended, a new report shows. Average contributions from households with a net worth of at least $5-million (excluding primary residences) fell from $600,000 in the three-year period 1998-2000 to $180,000 in 2002-4, says...

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