GivingTuesday

Donor Support | Movements & Campaigns
Region:  Global

GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement driving innovation and systems change throughout the social sector by harnessing movement dynamics, supporting entrepreneurial community-based leaders, and inspiring grassroots civic engagement. It reimagines a world built upon shared humanity and inspires people to give in diverse ways—whether through volunteering, donating, helping others directly, or forming groups that serve their communities.

Since its inception, GivingTuesday has sparked over $17 billion in donations worldwide, engaging more than 100 countries, and supporting countless communities to reimagine and evolve their cultures of giving as they inspire increased community care and generosity.

“Generosity is a force for change when it’s rooted in collective giving and led by those closest to the issues at hand. At GivingTuesday, we’ve seen how these elements come together to create lasting transformation—where communities mobilize and resources are shared. We know that when people unite in the spirit of giving, they can harness the power of generosity to reimagine systems and build a better world.” — Asha Curran, CEO

How to Help

We invite funders and partners to collaborate with us in expanding the reach and effectiveness of giving efforts across the globe. Through our global giving day, resources, and collaborative networks, we provide the tools and connections needed to maximize the impact of generosity. 

Join us by supporting a movement that strengthens a culture of generosity that connects and empowers individuals and communities around the world.

Impact

  • In 2022, GivingTuesday saw 11 million people donate goods and 10 million volunteer in the U.S. alone.
  • 84% of those aware of Giving Tuesday report that the movement inspired them to give more.
Last updated: January 23, 2025

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