Writings by Randall

Fewer households are giving to charity, with the percentage dropping from nearly two-thirds two decades ago to just 45.7% today. While total charitable donations remain high, they are increasingly concentrated among wealthy donors, raising concerns about the long-term stability of nonprofit funding. Economic pressures, shifting demographics, and evolving giving preferences all contribute to this decline, forcing nonprofits to rethink their strategies. The real question is—what happens when major philanthropists decide to pull back, and how will nonprofits adapt to a changing landscape of generosity?