Ethnic minority groups more likely to volunteer than white groups, study suggests
Ethnic minority groups are more likely to say they intend to volunteer in 2024 than white groups, according to a new report.
This week, the National Lottery Community Fund (NLCF) released the full report of its community research index that surveyed over 8,000 respondents across the UK.
Some 73% of people belonging to ethnic minority groups said they intended to volunteer in 2024, compared to 45% of white respondents and 58% of white minority respondents.
Only 17% of ethnic minority respondents said they did not intend to volunteer compared to 30% of white minority respondents and 42% of white respondents.
The sample of white respondents was 7,653 compared to 1,323 people from non-white ethnic minority backgrounds.
Read more at Ethnic minority groups more likely to volunteer than white groups, study suggests (civilsociety.co.uk)
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The public still prefer to donate to charity over selling online, Scope research finds
The general public still prefer to donate items to charity over selling them online, new research from Scope suggests.
Research conducted by the disability equality charity has found 69% of people would prefer to donate to charity, compared to 24% who prefer to sell their items on resale apps.
Four in five (81%) said donating to charity shops after a clear out makes them feel good, while 67% donate to charity shops because they love the space they get back.
The research comes amid a rise in popularity for marketplace sites, such as Vinted and Facebook Marketplace, which are seeing a huge surge in the numbers of people wanting to make a profit from their pre-loved items.
Scope asked 2000 adults about donating to charity shops or selling online after a clear out.
One in four respondents said they have been inspired to donate to charity shops by decluttering TV shows such as Stacey Solomon's Sort Your Life Out and Tidying Up with Marie Kondo.
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