2024 Giving in Faith Report
Forge a Stronger, More Resilient Congregation
Discover the latest trends impacting faith communities like yours based on the everyday experiences of nearly 3,000 faith leaders and people of faith from across the country.
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Key Trend #1
Faith communities are more generous than the average American
In 2023, over 95% of people of faith donated to organizations or individuals in need, as compared to only 56% of Americans, according to GivingTuesday's 2022 report.
Key Trend #2
Digital giving is the new norm
People of faith have embraced mobile and online giving. According to faith leaders, in 2023, 60% of congregations' total annual contributions were made through digital giving.
Key Trend #3
Supporting essential community needs is paramount
Over half of faith-based individuals surveyed prioritize primary or essential needs, such as food and clothing, as the most important cause their congregation should support.
Key Trend #4
Future of faith-giving is bright
Almost all places of worship plan to maintain or increase community outreach. Similarly, only 2% of faith-based givers intend to give less money to causes and organizations this year.
Key Trend #5
Excitement around emerging technologies
Seventy-eight percent of faith leaders are familiar with emerging technology, such as ChatGPT, with some finding innovative ways to use them — from translating sermons to automating announcements.
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