If wealthy, Pennsylvanians would prioritize preserving Philadelphia's historic landmarks over other local causes, according to a LotteryTexts survey of 3,000 Americans.
Supporting sites like Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell topped Pennsylvania residents' philanthropic wishes. The Pocono Mountains' outdoor recreation ranked second while promoting Pennsylvania Dutch Country placed third.
Nationally, priorities varied by region. Californians favored redwood conservation, Montanans chose Native American heritage preservation, and Michigan residents prioritized Great Lakes lighthouse …
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If wealthy, Pennsylvanians would prioritize preserving Philadelphia's historic landmarks over other local causes, according to a LotteryTexts survey of 3,000 Americans.
Supporting sites like Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell topped Pennsylvania residents' philanthropic wishes. The Pocono Mountains' outdoor recreation ranked second while promoting Pennsylvania Dutch Country placed third.
Nationally, priorities varied by region. Californians favored redwood conservation, Montanans chose Native American heritage preservation, and Michigan residents prioritized Great Lakes lighthouse restoration.
The study explored how average citizens would approach charitable giving if given means similar to wealthy philanthropists.
