Report
exposes which Aussie suburbs are the
most charitable
Charitable giving is for everyone, but it's fair to wonder whether the top end of town is donating their fair share.
The answer is sort of, according to the
National Australia Bank's*Charitable Giving Index for 2016,
which measures how much Australians are giving to charity. The latest
Report looks at where and how much Aussies spent on charities in the 12 months preceding February, and there are some surprises.
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Posh areas were the highest spenders per person, with the top 20
suburbs in this category having average taxable incomes of A$120,000 (US$91,602), according to the report.*The suburb of Middle Park in Victoria was the highest spender on charity per person, with an average of A$327 (US$249) donated — "more than three times the national average."
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