Community services receive most benefit
Nearly everyone on the Isle of Man contributes to charity in some way.
A survey by Island Global Research reveals 96% of residents give money or time to a variety of organisations.
The sector that most benefits is community services - with health and medical and children close behind.
The survey also compares the Isle of Man, with Jersey and Guernsey.
Managing Director of the research company is Lindsay Jefferies.
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