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The world's largest tracker of charitable giving

Last 12 months

$241.1B
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Nonprofits tracked

1,840

Top cause

Health
$3.8B · 47.6% of giving

Top giving country

United States
$16.5B raised 0.0%
24h Volume
$1,452,000 ▲ 100%
Donors (24h)
3 +3
7D Volume
$35,175,000 ▼ 78.2%
Donors (7D)
11 +1
30D Volume
$208,279,000 ▼ 88.5%
Donors (30D)
24 +18
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261,639 donations tracked
Harper College gave $10,000 to Palatine Township Foundation for awarded $10,000 to expand access to food security and transportation assistance for local residents facing financial hardship on 2026-10-01. Cause: Welfare.
Welfare→ Palatine Township Foundation$Unrestricted
Source
$10,000$10K
Harper College gave $8,200 to Kindred Life Ministries for awarded $8,200 to support mentoring, financial coaching, parenting education, counseling, and life-skills training for teen parents on 2026-10-01. Cause: Education.
Education→ Kindred Life Ministries$Unrestricted
Source
$8,200$8K
Cavaliers Community Foundation gave $225,000 to Esperanza Inc. for awarded $225,000 over three years to support leadership programming, college and career readiness, workforce development, adult ESL and GED services on 2026-10-01. Cause: Education.
Education→ Esperanza Inc.$Unrestricted
Source
$225,000$225K
Cavaliers Community Foundation and Cleveland Monsters Community Foundation jointly gave $225,000 to Greater Cleveland Food Bank for awarded $225,000 over three years to support food pantries, children's and senior nutrition programs, SNAP outreach, and essential hunger-relief resources on 2026-10-01. Cause: Welfare.
Cavaliers Community Foundation+Cleveland Monsters Community FoundationJoint gift
Welfare→ Greater Cleveland Food Bank$Unrestricted
Source
$225,000$225K
San Diego Foundation gave $983,439 to 21 Research Groups for awarded $983,439 in grants to address the Tijuana River sewage crisis, improve water quality, and restore coastal habitats on 2026-10-01. Cause: Climate.
Climate→ 21 Research Groups$Restricted
Source
$983,439$983K
Military Order of the Purple Heart gave $7,300 to Veteran Programs for donated $7,300 to fund scholarships and support local community programs for former service members on 2026-09-29. Cause: Welfare.
Welfare→ Veteran Programs$Unrestricted
Source
$7,300$7K
GECU Foundation gave $29,100,000 to University of Texas for pledged $29.1 million to upgrade athletic venues, expand facility infrastructure, and enhance financial literacy programming on 2026-09-29. Cause: Education.
Education→ University of Texas$Restricted
Source
$29,100,000$29M
Ligonier Valley Farmers Market gave $5,500 to Local food aid for donated $5,500 in market proceeds to support local community organizations and charities on 2026-09-28. Cause: Welfare.
Welfare→ Local food aid$Unrestricted
Source
$5,500$6K
Constellation gave $40,000 to Montgomery County Community College for donated $40,000 to support local higher education and student workforce development programs to mark an anniversary milestone on 2026-09-28. Cause: Education.
Education→ Montgomery County Community College$Unrestricted
Source
$40,000$40K
Frankfort American Legion gave $3,000,000 to Veterans for contributed funds to support local emergency assistance, housing, and resource programs for former service members on 2026-09-28. Cause: Welfare.
Welfare→ Veterans$Unrestricted
Source
$3,000,000$3M
Jordan Brand gave $1,000,000 to Morehouse College for provided a $1 million gift to fund scholarships and educational programming for journalism and media students on 2026-09-28. Cause: Welfare.
Welfare→ Morehouse College$Unrestricted
Source
$1,000,000$1M
Burlington Stores gave $5,000 to Chamberlayne Elementary School for donated $5,000 to support instructional materials, student clubs, and classroom resources on 2026-09-28. Cause: Education.
Education→ Chamberlayne Elementary School$Restricted
Source
$5,000$5K
AMB Family Foundation gave $160,000 to FAST Blackfeet for donated to enhance food sovereignty and distribution across Montana tribal communities through infrastructure expansion and traditional buffalo harvests on 2026-09-25. Cause: Welfare.
Welfare→ FAST Blackfeet$Restricted
Source
$160,000$160K
AMB Family Foundation gave $160,000 to Helping Hands in Hardin for funding to strengthen food security across Montana reservations, supporting facility expansion, buffalo harvests and backyard gardens on 2026-09-25. Cause: Welfare.
Welfare→ Helping Hands in Hardin$Restricted
Source
$160,000$160K
AMB Family Foundation gave $20,000 to HRDC for supported a voluntary business customer fee program in Park County to seed a flexible, locally controlled community fund on 2026-09-25. Cause: Welfare.
Welfare→ HRDC$Restricted
Source
$20,000$20K

Top inflows

Highest givers today

Top organizations

Corporates, foundations & NGOs — ranked by giving over the last 24 months
Organizations ranked by total giving, most recent 12 months
# Organization Cause Region Last 24 months % change Trend
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▲1
HealthGlobal$12,157,460,000▲ 8.7%Trend across this period
2
▼1
ClimateGlobal$12,127,940,000▼ 12.8%Trend across this period
3
▲1
EducationUnited States$3,158,370,000▼ 37.6%Building history for this period
4
▲3
ClimateUnited Kingdom$1,896,090,000▼ 43.4%Trend across this period
5
▲119
WelfareNot stated$1,450,000,000▲ 72,400.0%Building history for this period
6
▲8
Human RightsUnited States$1,441,170,000▲ 102.4%Trend across this period
7
▲10
EducationUnspecified$1,154,190,000▲ 104.4%Trend across this period
8
▲3
EducationUnited States$1,016,740,000▲ 1.3%Building history for this period
9
▼6
HealthCongo (Democratic Republic)$880,030,000▼ 90.0%Trend across this period
10
▼2
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HealthSub-Saharan Africa$840,970,000▼ 55.8%Trend across this period
11
▼2
WelfareDenmark$725,960,000▼ 45.9%Building history for this period
12
▲8
HealthUnited States$616,340,000▲ 14.2%Building history for this period
13
▲2
EducationUnited States$556,820,000▼ 12.7%Building history for this period
14
▲7
ArtsUnited States$546,240,000▲ 5.9%Building history for this period
15
▼2
EducationUnited States$478,260,000▼ 36.1%Building history for this period
16
▲3
EducationNorth America$424,560,000▼ 24.6%Trend across this period
17
▲5
ClimateUnited States$399,920,000▲ 0.9%Building history for this period
18
▲19
ScienceUnspecified$375,980,000▲ 41.9%Trend across this period
19
▲9
Human RightsUnited States$349,190,000▲ 10.9%Building history for this period
20
▲85
EducationEurope$344,500,000▲ 1,494.9%Building history for this period
21
▲5
EducationUnited States$337,460,000▼ 5.4%Building history for this period
22
▲3
EducationUnited States$333,460,000▼ 8.3%Building history for this period
23
▼7
EducationUnited States$325,890,000▼ 46.5%Building history for this period
24
▼6
EducationUnited States$298,270,000▼ 47.0%Building history for this period
25
▼13
ClimateNot stated$294,840,000▼ 63.3%Building history for this period

Giving by cause

Weekly · last 26 weeks
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Health$72,227,616,000 · 30%
Climate$57,344,609,000 · 23.8%
Welfare$34,019,609,000 · 14.1%
Education$31,682,250,000 · 13.1%
Science$15,904,364,000 · 6.6%
Human Rights$10,080,139,000 · 4.2%
Innovation$6,978,443,000 · 2.9%
Arts$5,668,567,000 · 2.4%
On This Day In Philanthropy
October 1
In 1983: India's President launched Impact India Foundation to coordinate mass health programs addressing preventable disability.
In 1957: The Ghana Red Cross Society was recognized as a national Red Cross society, expanding humanitarian work in the newly independent country.
In 1922: PEF Israel Endowment Funds was established to channel American charitable giving directly to Jewish institutions and causes in Palestine.
In 1918: Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health held its first classes after receiving a $267,000 Rockefeller Foundation gift.
In 1915: Henry Ford Hospital admitted its first patients in Detroit, beginning a philanthropic healthcare institution founded by Henry Ford.
In 1906: The University of Kansas opened its nursing school with six students to supply nurses for its new memorial hospital.
In 1890: The U.S. Congress created Yosemite National Park after conservationists and lawmakers pushed to protect the California landscape.

Frontline Watch

Aid workers killed, wounded, kidnapped or detained worldwide
Killed
125
26% of this window
Wounded
146
31% of this window
Kidnapped
100
21% of this window
Detained
107
22% of this window

Monthly toll

Last 12 months, split by outcome

Aid worker casualties by month, last 12 months
MonthKilledWoundedKidnappedDetained
Nov 20257131011
Dec 20259192319
Jan 20261110144
Feb 2026131633
Mar 2026182361
Apr 2026101038
May 202661421
Jun 2026181865
Jul 20266546
Aug 20260111
Sep 20260000
Oct 20260000

Most affected

Ranked by people affected

1
Sudan76
2
South Sudan68
3
Yemen51
4
Lebanon48
5
Palestine46
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Country leaderboard

1United States$16,543,500,000
2United Arab Emirates$1,715,000,000
3Qatar$1,102,250,000
4Saudi Arabia$1,052,250,000
5Kuwait$1,000,000,000
6United Kingdom$375,900,000
7Germany$250,000,000
8China$150,900,000
9France$54,000,000
10Italy$38,000,000