These Are The Most Caring Cities In The United States, 2019

Ryan MillerCEO Agenda Stats GateDecember 17, 2019

Virginia Beach, Virginia, was ranked as the most caring city in the United States for 2019, according to the folks at WalletHub, followed by Madison, Wisconsin; Pittsburg, Pennsylvania; Lincoln, Nebraska; and Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The study also revealed that Americans donated over $427 billion in 2018 in charitable giving.

The least caring city in the United States?

That dubious honor went to Birmingham, Alabama. The bottom five were rounded out by San Bernardino, California (99th); Laredo, Texas (98th); Houston, Texas (97th); and Corpus Christi, Texas (96th).

The report compared the 100 most populated cities in the United States on 39 relevant metrics of caring, including care for the environment, the share of income donated to charity and “disability-friendliness” of employers.

These Are The Most Caring Cities In The United States, 2019

Rank	City	State	Score
1	Virginia Beach	VA	66.48
2	Madison	WI	65.48
3	Pittsburgh	PA	65.36
4	Lincoln	NE	64.85
5	Minneapolis	MN	64.63
6	St. Paul	MN	64.63
7	Fremont	CA	64.61
8	Chesapeake	VA	64.59
9	Boston	MA	63.89
10	Scottsdale	AZ	63.07
11	Aurora	CO	61.88
12	New York	NY	61.73
13	Denver	CO	60.87
14	Plano	TX	60.8
15	Gilbert	AZ	60.65
16	Jersey City	NJ	60.52
17	Irvine	CA	60.43
18	Washington	DC	60.14
19	Seattle	WA	59.44
20	Omaha	NE	59.39
21	San Francisco	CA	59.27
22	Portland	OR	58.9
23	San Jose	CA	58.49
24	Norfolk	VA	58.22
25	Chandler	AZ	58.07
26	Anaheim	CA	58.03
27	Philadelphia	PA	57.96
28	Durham	NC	57.53
29	Colorado Springs	CO	57.32
30	Chicago	IL	57.19
31	Santa Ana	CA	56.98
32	San Diego	CA	56.95
33	Columbus	OH	56.89
34	Raleigh	NC	56.79
35	Reno	NV	56.68
36	Honolulu	HI	56.64
37	Lexington-Fayette	KY	56.42
38	Chula Vista	CA	56.37
39	Newark	NJ	56.33
40	Charlotte	NC	56.22
41	Louisville	KY	55.92
42	Sacramento	CA	55.45
43	Irving	TX	55.42
44	Henderson	NV	55.1
45	Mesa	AZ	54.98
46	Buffalo	NY	54.94
47	Los Angeles	CA	54.46
48	Indianapolis	IN	54.36
49	Boise	ID	54.35
50	Baltimore	MD	54.33
51	Austin	TX	54.29
52	Jacksonville	FL	53.79
53	Anchorage	AK	53.46
54	Tampa	FL	53.43
55	Long Beach	CA	53.23
56	Cincinnati	OH	53.23
57	Fort Wayne	IN	53.1
58	Nashville	TN	53.01
59	Oakland	CA	52.97
60	Cleveland	OH	52.68
61	Arlington	TX	52.46
62	Riverside	CA	52.46
63	Milwaukee	WI	51.95
64	St. Petersburg	FL	51.74
65	Garland	TX	51.69
66	Kansas City	MO	51.66
67	St. Louis	MO	51.33
68	Oklahoma City	OK	51.07
69	Fort Worth	TX	50.75
70	Atlanta	GA	50.56
71	Fresno	CA	50.22
72	Bakersfield	CA	50.21
73	Las Vegas	NV	50.15
74	Phoenix	AZ	49.43
75	Toledo	OH	49.16
76	Glendale	AZ	49.11
77	El Paso	TX	48.82
78	North Las Vegas	NV	48.2
79	San Antonio	TX	48.09
80	Tucson	AZ	47.96
81	Dallas	TX	47.85
82	New Orleans	LA	47.84
83	Greensboro	NC	47.71
84	Lubbock	TX	47.7
85	Hialeah	FL	47.64
86	Wichita	KS	46.62
87	Baton Rouge	LA	46.55
88	Orlando	FL	46.5
89	Memphis	TN	46.16
90	Tulsa	OK	45.91
91	Winston-Salem	NC	45.86
92	Albuquerque	NM	45.51
93	Miami	FL	45.33
94	Detroit	MI	45.2
95	Stockton	CA	44.77
96	Corpus Christi	TX	44.55
97	Houston	TX	43.85
98	Laredo	TX	43.05
99	San Bernardino	CA	41.05
100	Birmingham	AL	37.82

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Ryan Miller

Ryan Miller is a Senior Economist and Alternate Executive Editor at CEOWORLD magazine. He specializes in global finance, labor laws, international banking, public financial management, fiscal policy, and applied microeconomics. In his current role, he oversees the production of special reports, profiles, and lists for the magazine. Prior to this, he was an Advisor to the Editor-in-Chief for one year. Before that, he served as the lead economist for Central America (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama), Europe, and Central Asia in the magazine's news division. Ryan has extensive experience in economic forecasting, surveillance, and providing economic policy advice.

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