Data shows younger people are increasingly donating their time, leaving questions about charities' future funding.

Generosity not only feels good—to the giver and receiver—it has a host of other benefits for children, including promoting healthy friendships. But what makes kids generous, and can we as parents help ...

In broad terms, generosity is a great characteristic that assumes ten degrees, as listed below: 1. Generosity by means of sacrificing one’s life, which is the highest degree. 2. Generosity through one ...

The Christmas season is a time to reflect on what we have, which includes the kind of society that has made countless ...

How pastors can teach on money with confidence and conviction. Money stands right alongside political strife and racial tension as one of the most challenging and complex realities I address from the ...

This is the latest article in Catchafire‘s Generosity Series, a multi-month celebration and investigation of bold generosity with the goal of understanding its causes, its benefits, and how to inspire ...

This is where giving matters. A single act of support can help someone begin a course of study, stay enrolled, finish a course, or graduate with the confidence that they can build a better future for ...

Nonprofits hoping to tap into the generosity of their community should approach potential donors differently based on their age, suggests a new report from the GivingTuesday Data Commons. According to ...

Agonizing memories of deep embarrassment can’t be good for cardiac health. Merely recalling certain panic-stricken experiences can immediately spike blood pressure, elevate the pulse, and flush the ...

Do you live in a generous country? For the past six years, the Charity Aid Foundation (CAF) has compiled the World Giving Index, which ranks the generosity of nations. As part of the Gallup World Poll ...

This is the season for giving. But you might wonder what motivates us to be generous. Do we feel pressure because it's this time of year and others around us are doing it? Well, new research suggests ...