A whole lot of people are giving online.

What a difference a decade makes! Network for Good released a survey results tracking the growth of online giving. Here are two impressive data points:

  • Only 4% of donors gave online in 2000.  In 2011, that figure was 65%.
  • A mere $3 million dollars in online donations in 2000 had grown to $140 million in 2011.

Have you donated money online? Do you prefer to donate online or by some other means?

Click below to see the image re-published by The Chronicle for Social Philanthropy.

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2 responses to this post.

  1. I am much more likely to donate online if it means not getting out of my seat! Who wants to write a check, find an envelope, and find a stamp? I also find out through social media about organizations that need my money, and they post a direct link to the donation site. Easy as pie.

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  2. Hi, Portiaz. I, too, am more likely to donate online. In addition to the convenience, it also empowers me to donate the amount I can afford to the organization I want to support, without a hard sell. For example, I’ll hear about the local public radio’s donation drive on the radio. But I never call in to donate over the phone. I go to the website.

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