Of course it will. Money for charity is in short supply. Never mind appreciated stock, the type of asset often given as a major gift. Who owns appreciated stock?

One sector seems to be immune. Charter schools. The Waltons are still sitting on billions and shoveling it by the tens of millions in that direction.

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