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The UK is especially proactive with donating to overseas charities, compromising 13% of total giving. In contrast, only 3% of US contributions goes to international affairs. <ref>International Comparisons of Charitable Giving (November 2006) Briefing Paper, [https://www.cafonline.org/ Charities Aid Foundation] </ref>
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The UK is especially proactive with donating to overseas charities, compromising 13% of total giving. In contrast, only 3% of US contributions goes to international  
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The lower levels of giving in some European countries reflects an expectation that social services should be provided through [[socialist]] state institutions. There is also an general inverse relationship between the rate of income tax and the level of giving. <ref>International Comparisons of Charitable Giving (November 2006) Briefing Paper, [https://www.cafonline.org/ Charities Aid Foundation] </ref>
    
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

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