Faith groups taking up slack where nonprofits fall behind

Published December 24, 2007 5:00am ET



In Prince George’s County, churches and faith-based groups are playing an expanding role in taking care of local needs as secular nonprofit organizations come up short.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy has listed the county’s residents in the top five in the nation for percentage of income going to charity, but the bulk of the bounty goes to churches, according to a recent report by the Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations.

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