New research predicts the new tax law will reduce charitable giving by 4 percent.
If a man donates a disproportionate amount of money to an attractive woman, other men will likely follow suit.
Two new studies suggest an image of a single needy child is most effective, so long as you avoid the temptation to go with the most photogenic victims.
A round-up of recent research finds spending money on others can satisfy basic psychological needs and boost happiness.
New research suggests Americans give more to charity when a member of their political party is in the White House.
It’s not just super PACs—politics dictate how we donate to everyday charities, too.
New research finds support for school projects differs according to the race and age of the recipients.
Newly published research finds people give more generously to relief efforts following natural disasters, effectively penalizing the people caught up in man-made catastrophes.
New research finds Jewish-American families are more likely than those of other faiths to give to charities focusing on basic needs such as food and shelter.