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Indian American Giving Reaches New Heights

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A landmark study, From Closing the Gap to Setting the Standard: The State of Philanthropic Giving in the Indian American Diaspora, highlights a major milestone.
Indian American giving has nearly tripled, reaching an estimated four to five billion dollars in 2024 — compared to a baseline report completed in 2018.
 

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