Giving and Volunteering in the United States : Findings from a National Survey

The 6th in a series of biennial national surveys that report trends in giving & charitable behavior in the U.S. Acts as barometers of how socio-economic conditions & tax laws affect the charitable behavior of Americans. Also charts public attitudes about a variety of issues that affect the climate for giving & volunteering, & explores behavioral & motivational factors that influence giving & volunteering. Special attention is given to demographics. Therefore, over-samples of African-Americans, persons of Hispanic origin, & affluent households were included in the study in order to have adequate samples with which to trace the level of participation by these groups in giving & voluntary service.Kirsch, Arthur D. is the author of 'Giving and Volunteering in the United States : Findings from a National Survey', published 2002 under ISBN 9780756720124 and ISBN 0756720125.