58% of actively religious U.S. adults say they are also active in at least one other kind of voluntary organization, such as a charity group, sports club, or labor union

Source: Pew Research Center

Additional Information: The "actively religious" are those who identify with a religion and attend religious services at least once per month. The voluntary organizations include nonreligious charity groups, sports clubs and labor unions, among others.

Reference: For more information, read the 2019 Pew Research Center analysis, "Religion's Relationship to Happiness, Civic Engagement and Health Around the World."

Continue Exploring

Learn more about Americans today: Civic Engagement

Around the Site

They may not be so ‘self-evident’

Little-Known Facts About the Declaration of Independence

They may not be so ‘self-evident’
Test your knowledge on the differences among America's generations

How Well Do You Know Each Generation?

Test your knowledge on the differences among America's generations
Americans across four generations name the five most significant historic events in their lifetimes

America's Defining Moments

Americans across four generations name the five most significant historic events in their lifetimes