While many charities are still struggling to raise money in the face of a sluggish economy, giving by America’s wealthiest donors appears to be making a comeback.
From January 1 through May 15, The Chronicle of Philanthropy has confirmed 225 donations of $1-million or more totaling close to $2.4-billion. That is at least $1-billion more than in 2010, when 145 such donations accounted for more than $1.3-billion.
And donations of $100-million or more also surged this year. In fact, gifts of that size have more than doubled since 2010.
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