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Gen Z and millennials are the most charitable giving over £500 a year

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Gen Z and Millennials are the most charitable age groups – both giving an average of more than £500 a year.

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Gen Z and Millenials are most charitable age groups

Gen Z and Millennials are the most charitable age groups – both giving an average of more than £500 a year. This is twice as much as Gen X, who contributed £206, and more than Boomers, who gave £294 to charitable causes over the same timeframe. GettyA study found that Gen Z and Millennials are the most charitable age groups[/caption] A study of 4,000 adults found that one in three Gen Zers have increased their charitable giving due to a stronger…

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Gen Z and millennials are the most charitable giving over £500 a year

Gen Z and Millennials are the most charitable age groups – both giving an average of more than £500 a year.

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Gen Z and millennials are the most charitable generations - giving over £500 a YEAR

Gen Z and Millennials are the most charitable age groups – both giving an average of more than £500 a year.

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Gen Z and Millennials are most charitable age groups giving more than £500 a year

Gen Z and Millennials are the most charitable age groups – both giving an average of more than £500 a year. This is twice as much as Gen X, who contributed £206, and more than Boomers, who gave £294 to charitable causes over the same timeframe. GettyA study found that Gen Z and Millennials are the most charitable age groups[/caption] A study of 4,000 adults found that one in three Gen Zers have increased their charitable giving due to a stronger…

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