Why People Quit Supporting Causes — And How to Stay Engaged Without Burning Out

TL;DR: It’s Not That You Don’t Care—It’s That You’re Tired

People don’t stop supporting causes because they stop caring. They stop because they’re exhausted, overwhelmed, or disillusioned. Here's how LiveImpact.io helps keep your spark alive without burning out.

When Passion Turns Into Pressure

Ever feel like you're doing everything and nothing at the same time? You care deeply about climate change, democracy, hunger, equality and yet, somehow, the more you try to stay engaged, the more drained you feel.

You're not alone. Cause fatigue is real, and it’s one of the biggest reasons people quit supporting the movements that matter most to them. But quitting isn’t the only option and it’s not the one you want.

The Drop-Off Nobody Talks About

According to the National Center for Charitable Statistics, nearly 1 in 3 donors don’t return the following year. The top reasons? Feeling unappreciated, unclear about impact, and emotionally overwhelmed.

You Shouldn’t Have to Burn Out to Make a Difference

At LiveImpact.io, we’re building a platform where civic action doesn’t just feel good, it adds up to something real. You can see what you’ve done, how it fits into a bigger picture, and where others are stepping up too.

Our platform lets you track your personal impact story, get inspired by collective progress, and engage at your own pace, no pressure, no burnout. Think of it as a home for people who give a damn (but need a break now and then).

This Is Bigger Than Us—And It Starts With You

We’re grassroots by design. If you believe in building something that helps people stay active in the causes they care about without selling their data or their souls, we’d love your support. Donate $10 on GoFundMe and help launch LiveImpact.io for everyone.

Rick’s Take: The Real Cost of Caring

"Burnout isn't the cost of caring. It's the consequence of carrying it alone. We're here to change that."
— Rick Zwetsch, Co-Founder, LiveImpact.io