Giving Tuesday was launched in 2012. Nonprofit leaders say the annual philanthropic event helps bring in new donors and record donations.

Data shows Giving Tuesday donors are more likely to keep contributing to the cause they select on the annual holiday.

One practice that can strengthen a family and build a legacy is philanthropy. This holiday season participating in Giving Tuesday can engage all members of the family.

The holiday season is in full swing and after a long weekend of shopping and searching for deals, we shift gears to Giving Tuesday – a day for charitable donations and giving back.

This year's Giving Tuesday is expected to raise more than $3 billion for charities. Yet, philanthropy could unlock tens of billions for systemic change through advocacy.

Giving Tuesday began in 2012 following two major consumption days in the U.S. — Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Here's how you can participate.

Maximize Your Giving Tuesday Impact Learn how to donate smarter this Giving Tuesday with insights from certified financial planners.

Local organizations say Giving Tuesday is a day people can use to make donations.

This year, Giving Tuesday falls on December 2, 2024, and there are a variety of ways you can get involved. Here's what you need to know about the special day, including why it started, how it ...

You’ve heard of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, two intense days of shopping and deals ironically following a day of thanks. But don’t forget Giving Tuesday, five days after Thanksgiving.

The Tuesday after Thanksgiving is known on social media as #GivingTuesday, a day when you are encouraged to commit acts of generosity.

Giving Tuesday was launched in 2012. Nonprofit leaders say the annual philanthropic event helps bring in new donors and record donations.