Gen Z is giving more to charity while the older generations actually pull back, according to a new report from fundraising platform Tiltify.

While Gen Z only holds 6 to 7 percent of all U.S. household wealth , they increased their giving by 67 percent since the pandemic. This means they roughly give the same as much yearly as baby boomers , at between $50 and $249, despite earning far less.

Why It Matters

As Gen Z has just entered the workforce and has had less time to build up their wealth, it might be a surprising fact that they are giving more to charity even while older generations give less.

Experts say this could reveal something about Gen Z itself or their current position despite the larger economic uncertainty.

What To Know

Around one third of Gen Z gives between $50 an

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