Women with Different Salaries on Donating to Charity | Glamour

Women with different salaries tell us whether they donate money to charities.

Women with Different Salaries on Donating to Charity | Glamour

[kino]

Props to the last girl, she has her own charity!

[ZacharyLaid]

The higher the income, the more yes, but it doesn’t correlate to income as much as it does to the person themselves.

[gracemullen]

Am I terrible for judging the people who make over $100k and don’t give?

[SS-hbct]

Clinical psychologist making 29000 a year. Girl get a refund for your degree. Smfh

[arnliz]

Girl: I donate 10 percent!
Other Girl: I donate 5k!!!
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[whiteaesthetic]

Donating money is great especially if you’re earning a lot however you don’t have to donate money to do good. You can still help the world other ways. Here’s how :)
• Donate blood
• If in your country you have to opt in for organ donations then do so.
• talk to the homeless
• volunteer
• pick up litter
• do a beach clean up
• reduce your plastic use significantly
• go vegan
Here’s just a few ways you can help the world, there are so many other ways too :)

[itstatilol]

I’m sorry but it kind of seems like donating $5k for “tax deductions” when you make $428k a year isn’t exactly the most “heavily involved, ” right?

[redking]

I love the millionaire.her life is lit

[trudehurd]

Congrats to the $25K woman who is the only one who sounds passionate about her charity. No matter how much we make, I think we should save a certain amount and give away some to support the community we live in. I have skipped meals out to support causes that I believe in so even when we don't make much, we can still show our compassion.

[antoniettefabian]

My guess on the 1:02 Sr Director, Business Management is that she’s LDS. I say that being an ex LDS, in the Mormon church you HAVE to give 10%of your income, it’s a requirement.

[bbygrlpt]

I only make around 30k and live in NYC. I donate around 500 a yr, some to St Jude for kids with cancer and some to animal shelters. Also if I see a family in much need on the news. I still have money to save and splurge🤷🏻‍♀️ I dont get how people making more dont donate. My conscience wouldnt let me enjoy anything if I didnt help another living being.❤️🌎

[suha]

I’m literally a student and I get about a 7-10k in bursaries a year and I still manage to give a a significant portion of this to charity. You’re never too poor to give to charity. You can literally share a meal with a starving child for 44 cents on the UN share the meal app. The women at 0:27 can afford to give more than her time but she CHOOSES not to. FAT difference.

[daviddobrik]

1:10
*She makes 428, 000 a year*
*She says she's HEAVILY involved in philanthropy*
*But only donates 5k*
*Then "keeps track of her tax deductions"*
*In other words. She takes all the money back.*

[TheBemused]

It was interesting to see how things changed as you moved up the income spectrum. I always tithe 10% of my gross income at minimum. I also donate my time. I’m looking forward to giving more as my income grows! -Akeiva

[kimberlyla]

“I keep track and log my tax deductions” aka you get back pretty much everything you give during tax return season lol

[Kiki]

Donating to missionaries isn't charity🤷🏼‍♀️ its financing modern colonization and that the tea

[ajsuflena]

that woman who donates 10% of her salary thats high! Such a good person

[crazeexkri]

You make $115, 000/year and your answer is simply "no"?

[jonw]

0:41 "I want to get better with that"

Lol nice dodge

[goawayorimgonnameow]

while their higher salaries usually = more donation, its more the type of person that'll correlate to saying yes or no