Sixty-six percent of donors say they have stopped or decreased their volunteering activities during the pandemic, while 11 percent have increased their volunteer work, according to a new study from Fidelity Charitable.
However, 73 percent of people who volunteer say they plan to return to their previous levels of volunteer work after the pandemic ends.
Of those who continued to volunteer, two thirds took advantage of virtual or remote opportunities. Before the pandemic, 81 percent of those who volunteered did so in person.
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