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REVEALED: The most generous county in Ireland
Ireland has once again topped the global generosity charts for the fourth year running according to GoFundMe’s annual giving report for 2022.
GoFundMe today launched its annual Giving Report which reveals Ireland has retained the position of the most generous country in the world on GoFundMe with the highest number of donations per capita. Nearly three quarter of a million donations were made in Ireland throughout 2022 and globally one donation was made every second to help people across the globe. After Ireland, the most generous countries in the world on GoFundMe are: the US, UK, Canada and Australia.
The most generous counties in Ireland this year, based on the number of donations per capita on GoFundMe, are:
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