Table 1.3
Percentage of population who are top donors1, and percentage of donation value contributed, by personal and economic characteristics, population aged 15 and older, Canada, 2007

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  Percentage in category who are top donors Number of top donors in category as a percentage of total population Percentage of total annual donation value contributed by top donors in category
percent
Age
15 to 24 6 1 3
25 to 34 14 2 9
35 to 44 22 4 16
45 to 54 26 5 21
55 to 64 27 4 14
65 and over 31 5 20
Sex
Male 21 11 41
Female 21 11 41
Marital status
Married or common-law 25 15 63
Single, never married 11 3 9
Separated or divorced 20 1 5
Widow or widower 30 1 5
Education
Less than high school 10 2 5
Graduated from high school 16 3 9
Some postsecondary 16 1 5
Postsecondary diploma 22 7 26
University degree 36 7 30
Labour force status
Employed 22 13 51
Unemployed 15E 0E 1E
Not in the labour force 17 5 17
Household income level
Less than $20,000 9 1 3
$20,000 to $39,999 16 3 10
$40,000 to $59,999 19 4 12
$60,000 to $79,999 21 3 14
$80,000 to $99,999 22 2 10
$100,000 or more 33 8 34
Presence of children in household2
No children in household 22 14 53
Pre-school aged children only 20 2 6
Both pre-school and school aged children 22 1 5
School aged children only 19 5 19
Religious attendance
Weekly attendance 49 8 39
Not a weekly attendee 15 11 36
1. Top donors are defined as the 25% of donors who donated the largest amount ($364 or more).
2. Pre-school aged is defined as ages 0 to 5, while school aged is defined as ages 6 to 17. Both pre-school and school aged children indicates the presence in the household of at least one child form each age reange (i.e., at least one child aged 0 to 5 and at least one child aged 6 to 17).
Source: Statistics Canada, Canada Survey of Giving, Volunteering and Participating, 2007.
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