The given table imparts information on the various countries' contribution for charity and volunteering at various organization in terms of money and time according to a study carried out in 2011. Overall, Thais' have spent more money for charity and Australians have spent more time in volunteering than any other country listed in the table. Whilst, in China, least number of people spent their time or money for any charitable trust or organization. Also the proportion of people spent money on charity was more than that of people volunteered their time. In regards to charity, Thailand came first with 73% of its population helping monetarily, whereas Australians and the people of Hong Kong held the second position 70% of their population contributing to charity. On the contrary, chainese have contributed the least, making up not even a fifth of what Thais or Australians had. The given table also depicted that South Koreans were not much interested either into charity and made up only 27% of the total contribution for charity. When it comes to volunteering, Australians seemed to volunteer the most amongst all the countries, where more than a third of the total Australians volunteered their precious time for an organization. Just over a fifth South Koreans devoted their time in volunteering, making it the second highest to do so. Although it was not as significant as Australian contribution, it was still considerable in comparison with the rest. People of Panama also showed the similar trend, where 21% population volunteered their time for social or community welfare. Surprisingly, Thais who have contributed the highest in terms money gave very little contribution in terms of time at an organization for a welfare of mankind.
The
given
table imparts information on the various countries'
contribution
for
charity
and
volunteering
at various
organization
in terms of
money
and
time
according to a study carried out in 2011.
Overall
, Thais' have
spent
more
money
for
charity
and Australians have
spent
more
time
in
volunteering
than any other country listed in the table. Whilst, in China,
least
number of
people
spent
their
time
or
money
for any charitable trust or
organization
.
Also
the proportion of
people
spent
money
on
charity
was more than that of
people
volunteered their
time
.
In regards to
charity
, Thailand came
first
with 73% of its population helping
monetarily
, whereas Australians and the
people
of Hong Kong held the second position 70% of their population contributing to
charity
.
On the contrary
,
chainese
have contributed the least, making up not even a fifth of what Thais or Australians had. The
given
table
also
depicted that South Koreans were not much interested either into
charity
and made up
only
27% of the total
contribution
for
charity
. When it
comes
to
volunteering
, Australians seemed to volunteer the most amongst all the countries, where more than a third of the total Australians volunteered their precious
time
for an
organization
.
Just
over a fifth South
Koreans
devoted their
time
in
volunteering
, making it the second highest to do
so
. Although it was not as significant as Australian
contribution
, it was
still
considerable
in comparison
with the rest.
People
of Panama
also
showed
the similar trend, where 21% population volunteered their
time
for social or community welfare.
Surprisingly
, Thais who have contributed the highest in terms
money
gave
very
little
contribution
in terms of
time
at an
organization
for a welfare of mankind.