Men and Women Equally Likely to Include Charity in Estate Plans
Donors with a charitable bequest cite confidence in charities ability to deliver services, desire to help those with less as key motives for giving, Center on Philanthropy study finds
Both men and women who had never married were more likely than married or widowed donors to have charitable bequests.
The research was funded by a grant awarded by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and funded by its research partner, Legacy Leaders, a consulting firm with offices in Philadelphia and in Toronto, Canada.
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