Additionally, 41.75% of residents donated $25 or more to charity during this time, according to AmeriCorps and the U.S. Census Bureau research.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Well done, Ohio. During the pandemic’s peak, 2,255,303 formal volunteers, aged 16 and older, contributed 165.9 million hours of service through organizations, worth an economic value of $4.5 billion, according to AmeriCorps and the U.S. Census Bureau research.
Americorps defines formal volunteering as working through an organization and includes activities like COVID-19 testing, supporting food banks, and virtual tutoring for students. Informal helping is when people offer assistance outside an organization, like house-sitting for a neighbor, watching each other’s children and running basic errands.Nationally, the research - compiled every two years - showed that more than 4.
Generation X formally volunteered the most out of all generations , and teenagers aged 16 to 17 volunteered the most out of all age groups.
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