On Tuesday, crowdfunding platform YouCaring announced “The 10 Most Compassionate Cities and States,” which highlights the areas of the U.S. that best demonstrate the spirit of helping others and giving back.YouCaring, which provides free crowdfunding for personal and charitable causes, such as medical expenses and disaster relief, ranked cities and states based on which areas created the most fundraising campaigns to help people in need.
YouCaring, ranked cities and states based on which areas created the most fundraising campaigns to help people in need. Irving, Texas, ranked as The Most Compassionate City. Check out the lists below.
10 Most Compassionate Cities:
- Irving, TX (suburb of Dallas-Fort Worth)
- Henderson, NV (suburb of Reno, NV)
- Orlando
- Atlanta
- Miami
- Tampa
- Nashville
- Pittsburgh
- San Francisco
- Cincinnati
10 Most Compassionate States:
- Louisiana
- North Carolina
- Arizona
- Georgia
- South Carolina
- Texas
- Florida
- Alabama
- Colorado
- Oregon
Aimen Barma, chief marketing officer of YouCaring, stated:
“The spirit of giving is universal, and we see it every day across the thousands of fundraising campaigns on YouCaring’s site. These particular cities and states, however, display the utmost levels of compassion in creating fundraising campaigns that do so much to help those in need, raise people’s spirits and touch the lives of others.”
YouCaring also unveiled a new Service Promise to its community. The promise underscores the company’s expanded commitment to provide real-time access to the highest level of expert advice and support, as well as the industry’s best interactive technology and tools to help fundraisers achieve greater success.
Travis Smith, head of customer service for YouCaring, added:
“Supporting our community with the resources and tools they need to be successful fundraisers is one of our most important obligations. We always strive to interact with our community members with the utmost compassion and empathy, and provide the expertise to ensure the highest level of support and advice possible.”