Big Numbers: A Deep Dive Into a Record Year
Outpacing the Nation
Yes, fundholders contributed to their Foundation accounts in record numbers in 2022. But did you know: FFTC fundholders also outpaced national averages, according to Giving USA 2023, an annual report on philanthropy. Let's look back at an amazing year!
Charitable Giving 2022 vs. 2021
-3.4%
total decrease in giving, nationally, in 2022
+30%
total growth in giving to FFTC funds in 2022
Charitable Giving by Individuals 2021 vs. 2022
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decrease in giving, nationally, by individuals in 2022
+%
increase in giving to FFTC Center for Personal & Family Philanthropy funds in 2022
Charitable Giving by Bequest 2021 vs. 2022
+%
increase in giving by bequest, nationally, in 2022
+%
increase in giving by bequest to FFTC in 2022
Charitable Giving by Cause 2021 vs. 2022
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decrease of donations to education-related causes, nationally, in 2022
+%
growth of donations to education-related causes by FFTC fundholders in 2022
Charitable Giving by Cause 2021 vs. 2022
+%
growth of donations to arts & culture-related causes, nationally, in 2022
+%
growth of donations to arts & culture-related causes by FFTC fundholders in 2022
Charitable Giving by Cause 2021 vs. 2022
+%
growth of donations to health & human services-related causes, nationally, in 2022
+%
growth of donations to health & human services-related causes by FFTC fundholders in 2022
Give More, Give Often
A closer look at our 2022 numbers shows FFTC donors giving more in 2022 to a larger number of nonprofit organizations.
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median size of grants to nonprofits from FFTC fundholders in 2022
$
median size of FFTC funds held by families, companies and nonprofits in 2022
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median fund size, Center for Corporate Philanthropy funds
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median fund size, Center for Nonprofit Sustainability funds
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median fund size, Center for Personal Philanthropy funds
number of nonprofits fundholders supported through 12,000+ grants in 2022
+%
increase in number of nonprofits supported in 2022 vs. 2021
Cash is no longer king. In 2022, the vast majority of gifts from donors to their FFTC-held funds were non-cash assets:
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