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jpg 2022 November 29 by The Creative Monsters No tags where found. One holiday that many people do not know about is Giving Tuesday. Although it is fairly new, Giving Tuesday has seen truly incredible growth over the last several years.

In 2017, it is estimated that nearly $275 million dollars was donated. For 2022, it is predicted that over $3 billion (with a “B”) will be donated. Giving Tuesday is a global initiative that encourages people and organizations to donate their time and money to charities.

What businesses should know

It began in 2012 as an idea that would encourage people to do good after major retail holidays. Today, it is a global movement that inspires people to give, come together and promote generosity. Our Dallas Media Group team wants to share five ways you can give back to your community this Giving Tuesday, as well as list some cool nonprofits we currently support.

Five ways to give back on Giving Tuesday Did you know that there are over 100 ways to give back on Giving Tuesday? Most of them do not include giving money. We have highlighted the top five ways to participate in Giving Tuesday this year.

Give your support One of the best ways to participate in Giving Tuesday is to find a nonprofit to support. 5 million nonprofit organizations in the United States. You can find one that supports a cause you or your company is passionate about.

Putting the idea into practice

Give your time Nonprofits are always in need of volunteers that can help them complete their mission. Check your favorite nonprofit’s website to see if they have a sign-up sheet, or keep an eye out for any posts they might make on social media. Give your money Donations of any kind help nonprofits continue their mission.

Some nonprofits are not always looking for monetary donations. They might need item donations. Also, check out to see if nonprofits have donation programs where you can make regular monthly donations.


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