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United States Bureau of Labor Statistics,
Consumer Expenditure Survey
2005 Charitable Cash Contributions Data
by
empty tomb, inc.
Champaign, IL
The U.S. Government data designed to measure Americans' cash contributions to charitable causes found:
| • | Americans gave $114.86 billion in cash contributions for charitable giving in 2005. |
Charitable contributions information is available by:
| • | Age Bracket |
| • | U.S. Region |
| • | Income Bracket |
| • | Contributions Category |
| • | Full Report (printer friendly PDF) |
empty tomb, inc. analyzed 2005 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Expenditure Survey. General information regarding the Consumer Expenditure Survey.
For the full discussion, see Chapter 7 of The State of Church Giving through 2005: Abolition of the Institutional Enslavement of Missions by John and Sylvia Ronsvalle (Champaign, IL: empty tomb, inc., October 2007).
See also the excerpt
from Chapter 7 of The State of Church Giving
through 2005: Abolition of the Institutional
Enslavement of Missions [PDF].