Asian adults who see religion as very important in their life are more likely to say they’ve given to a charity in their ancestral homeland

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April 26, 2024

1. Asian Americans who give to charitable organizations

Asian adults who see religion as very important in their life are more likely to say they’ve given to a charity in their ancestral homeland

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Asian adults who see religion as very important in their life are more likely to say they’ve given to a charity in their ancestral homeland

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1. Asian Americans who give to charitable organizations
Two-thirds of Asian adults say they have given to a charity in the U.S., their Asian country of origin or both
Highly educated and higher-income Asian adults are more likely to say they have donated to a U.S. charity
Among Asian adults, charitable giving to U.S. organizations varies by religious affiliation and importance of religion
About 1 in 4 Asian immigrants say they have given to a charity in their ancestral homeland
Asian adults who see religion as very important in their life are more likely to say they’ve given to a charity in their ancestral homeland

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