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Most Millennials don’t have a huge amount of disposable income to donate to charity, but they want to make a difference in the world—which is a big reason non-profits need to pay attention to them.

Most Millennials don’t have a huge amount of disposable income to donate to charity, but they want to make a difference in the world—which is a big reason non-profits need to pay attention to them. For now, they prefer to give in smaller increments, but the size of the generation means that those micro-donations add up. They are also eager to have a chance to make a hands-on impact, so “more non-profits should consider how to get their Millennial supporters in the field.” (Huffington Post)

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