Osili, UnaAckerman, JacquelineBergdoll, JonathanGarcia, SilviaLi, YannanKane, AddisonRoll, Abe2016-09-142016-09-142016-09-14https://hdl.handle.net/1805/10915Giving in Puerto Rico is the first study of its kind to examine the charitable giving patterns, priorities, and attitudes of Puerto Rican households. This report presents details on the Puerto Rican households that give to charity, why they give, what causes they are supporting, and how much they are giving. In addition, this report includes information about Puerto Ricans’ knowledge of the nonprofit sector, informal and formal giving behaviors, volunteering trends, and barriers to giving. Results regarding the impact of tax policy on Puerto Ricans’ charitable giving are also provided.en-USGivingPuerto RicoCharityHouseholdsgiving patternsnonprofitsgiving behaviorsvolunteering trendstax policyfundraisingdonorsWorking Paper