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where can I find cancer donations statistics?
Such as how much is donated/raised for cancer in the United States per year, or for a time period, or for all time. Also stats about worldwide donations, and donations from other contries. Also stats about the amounts raised for different types of cancer.
Any help you can give is appreciated, the websites you give don't have to have all this information.
2 Answers
- CraftylassLv 77 years ago
This could get complicated. Every non-profit organization is required to report to the IRS; therefore, you could go to the IRS site to check on public reports. I'm on vacation right now, so I don't have access to my normal research points, but that is a possible start.
However, many donations are made directly to those with cancer (Steve, unlike you, most people with cancer don't claim to be victims. We are patients.) and those donations won't be in any database.
Charity Navigator ( http://www.charitynavigator.org/ ) culls public records of donations, so you could also check there to get a general idea. You won't get an "all-time" number, though.
Remember, donations to research institutions also get divided into cancer research, so I doubt you will ever find a completely accurate number.
- Anonymous7 years ago
Forget about cancer victims! Asperger's Syndrome is WORSE THAN CANCER!
You should think about donating to Autism funds to help service prostitutes for hopeless Autistic/Asperger men who've been rejected by evil women (who should've died under Elliot Rodger).
Source(s): 20 year old virgin loser :-(
