More Millennials are giving to charity than any other generation—but they’re not just giving money.

More Millennials are giving to charity than any other generation—but they’re not just giving money. According to Blackbaud research, 84% of people born from 1981 to 1985 give to charity, but they only account for 11% of U.S. charitable donations. How does that add up? Because Millennials aren't just giving money. Bankrate.com found that “only 29% of Millennials favored monetary donations,” while 41% preferred to donate goods, and 27% would rather donate their time to the causes they care about. (The Street)