The rise of millions of bills and the percentage gives less for charity as they want

About four million less people donate money for charity due to the lack of interest of Mr. Budgets and young people compared to the Covid.

An investigation by the Charity Assistance Foundation (CAF), this was only half of the people donated last year.

In 2019, a 24-year-old 24-year-old 24-year-old 24-year-olds, which is below about one half.

Charity, seeing that the costs of the running expenses also rose, they said they trust a smaller group of people.

“This research shows that we need to do more to build our culture,” said Neil Heslop, CAF CEO, a consultant and advisory team for the charitable sector.

According to the study, the growing value of the living was pressured in the number of 13,000 answers. Found:

• Half of the desired or 50%, last year’s money in 2019, in 2019, the equivalent of four million people
• One fifth of people, about 21%, in 2019 they sponsored someone for charitable last year compared to 32%
• Among the 16-24-year-olds, 36% donated or sponsored anyone during the year, and in 2019 lowered to 52% in 2019

Donor numbers fell in each region of the United Kingdom, but in London, as well as in the northwest of England and the north east of England. Wales saw the most modest landing.

The biggest cause of forgiveness was the lack of money, but more than a third, he said that he was due to the lack of charity interest.

Some charity decided that the collection of individuals requires an important investment and does not make economic meaning.

Nick Connolly, CEO of HeryouthOUT, the Youth Homeless Charity Network said: “The individual giving of the mass market is not in our radar – very expensive.”

Instead, other sources of financing, such as the gifts from enterprises or donations, he said.

The post-covenant economic situation, the collection became even harder, and said that the same donors are more charitable.

“I was collecting money in 20 years and it was not even more difficult.”

“We are competing with 20 charities, now we are competing with 100.

“Inevitably, it is difficult to stand in a crowded market. It can be converted to a ticking training that makes the process so much more information, making more new ideas cut.”