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Corporate philanthropy: who gives and why?

Madden, Kym M.; Scaife, Wendy A. - 2007

INTRODUCTION. This chapter considers what we know, and what we might like to know about corporate philanthropy and community engagement. It does so particularly through a nonprofit marketing lens, that is, from the perspective of the nonprofit organization seeking mission revenue and resources...

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ONLINE FUNDRAISING TRENDS AMONG SELECTED BUSINESS SCHOOLS IN THE UNITED STATES

Chive, Joanne - 2007

the type of institution (public or private) that accepted online donations as well as the type of fundraising office a … schools to promote their online fundraising programs were also examined. The results revealed that many business schools did …

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Sufficient Statistics for Measuring the Value of Changes in Local Public Goods: Does Chetty’s Framework Inform Lind?

Klaiber, H. Allen; Smith, V. Kerry - 2009

The performance of quasi-experimental methods applied to changes in non-market goods depends on the ability of reduced form models to accurately measure willingness to pay. When exogenous changes are non-marginal, the accuracy of the reduced form approximations is not well understood. Further...

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Customer-driven markets in supply and distribution chains : a nonprofit services marketing perspective

Helou, Mammy; Caddy, Ian N. - University of Western Sydney; College of Business; … - 2006

This paper focuses on supply-related functions in nontraditional areas, an innovative distribution marketing approach relating to nonprofit service organisations. Whereas most literature, in the past, has focused on the buying and selling of goods and services by commercial and profitoriented...

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Change agents or counting the change: insights to the role of fundraisers in Australian society and issues facing their professionalisation

Scaife, Wendy A.; Madden, Kym M. - 2006

Fundraising is a field misunderstood in public perception (Giving Australia 2005) yet fundraisers are arguably critical … change agents in Australian society. Debate continues around aspects of whether fundraising is an industry or a profession … professionalisation of fundraising in creating more sustainable organisations and the issues of providing a supply of qualified …

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Green Giving: An Analysis of Contributions to Major U.S. Environmental Groups

Richer, Jerrell - 1995

factors that influence voluntary contributions. I examine the effects of organizational characteristics, such as fundraising … cost to the donor of achieving a one-dollar increase in the provision of program services. Resources devoted to fundraising …

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SUSTAINABLE FUNDRAISING FOR DEVELOPMENT

Parry, Elizabeth Clare - 2011

fundraising presents a challenge for many NGOs. The potential of individual donors to financially support INGOs has been … for many of the country’s NGOs. Individual fundraising is just one of many fundraising models, but one that is … fundraising initiatives in other middle income countries could help avoid some of the challenges particular to fundraising in such …

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Towards a taxonomy of reusable CRM requirements for the Not for Profit sector

Flory, P - 2011

Traditional (or commercial) CRM is a well-defined domain but there is currently no generally accepted definition of what constitutes CRM in the not for profit (NfP) sector. Not for profit organisations are organisations which exist for a social purpose, are independent of the State, and which...

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The Impacts of Corporate Sponsorship on Private, Nonprofit Gardens and Museums

Shackelford, Stacy Cost - 1999

Corporate sponsorship is becoming more widespread as a fund raising effort by private, non-profit gardens and museums. , n this study, the researcher used five Impact Areas to measure how corporate sponsorship influenced the four case study sites. They were policies, finances, programs,...

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Funding Strategies For Government-Affiliated Gardens

Lowe, Cheryl - 1991

capitalprojects are most often from general taxes, bonds, donations, and fundraising. In kindservices such as insurance, building … responsibilities,and fundraising issues are discussed. Although government agencies are theprimary governing authority in two-thirds of …

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