Add to ORKGThis paper analyzes the relationship between ethnic immigrant groups and charitable giving of both money and time using the Canadian Survey of Giving Volunteering and Participating (CSGVP) data sets. Both probit and Tobit models are used for running the regressions. I find that there is a relationship between ethnic groups and giving, and this relationship has been quite consistent over the past ten years. I find that various ethnic groups have different impacts on giving, depending on their length of time in Canada. Both immigrant and ethnicity have a negative effect on the giving of money in some cases, but not for all groups or all samples. However the impact of being an ethnic on volunteering is almost always negative. I find evidence t...
Hundreds of billions of dollars are donated to charity by individuals each year. Despite this, relat...
It is more common to hear about the resources and services needed by immigrants than about the contr...
In 2003, the U.S. Census Bureau indicated that Hispanics had become the largest U.S. minority group....
This Paper examines how the interactions between minority and majority groups affect the willingness...
Although the literature in the field has examined why and how individuals give, there is still a lac...
Economic research about charitable giving among immigrant populations in the United States sheds lig...
Although literature on the field of philanthropy has examined why and how individual give, there is ...
Residents of Quebec give less, on average, than those in all other provinces. They also volunteer, o...
This paper estimates the global prevalence of social trust and generosity among immigrants. We combi...
This study explores how high net worth immigrants are contributing to the new golden age of philanth...
This paper uses the survey of giving, volunteering and participating for the years 1997, 2000, 2004 ...
Summarizes various aspects of public opinion relevant to philanthropy and its role in American socie...
In this article, the authors advance the literature on whether apparent differences in the giving an...
The literature on the effects of race and ethnicity on informal caregiving is sparse and incomplete....
The main research question in this thesis explores why some people volunteer and give money compared...
Hundreds of billions of dollars are donated to charity by individuals each year. Despite this, relat...
It is more common to hear about the resources and services needed by immigrants than about the contr...
In 2003, the U.S. Census Bureau indicated that Hispanics had become the largest U.S. minority group....
This Paper examines how the interactions between minority and majority groups affect the willingness...
Although the literature in the field has examined why and how individuals give, there is still a lac...
Economic research about charitable giving among immigrant populations in the United States sheds lig...
Although literature on the field of philanthropy has examined why and how individual give, there is ...
Residents of Quebec give less, on average, than those in all other provinces. They also volunteer, o...
This paper estimates the global prevalence of social trust and generosity among immigrants. We combi...
This study explores how high net worth immigrants are contributing to the new golden age of philanth...
This paper uses the survey of giving, volunteering and participating for the years 1997, 2000, 2004 ...
Summarizes various aspects of public opinion relevant to philanthropy and its role in American socie...
In this article, the authors advance the literature on whether apparent differences in the giving an...
The literature on the effects of race and ethnicity on informal caregiving is sparse and incomplete....
The main research question in this thesis explores why some people volunteer and give money compared...
Hundreds of billions of dollars are donated to charity by individuals each year. Despite this, relat...
It is more common to hear about the resources and services needed by immigrants than about the contr...
In 2003, the U.S. Census Bureau indicated that Hispanics had become the largest U.S. minority group....