Sep 03 2018 America’s Favorite Charities
Few Christians name a faith-based organization as their favorite charity...American donors are taken with massive non-profits...and more we learned from asking Americans about their favorite charity.
Few Christians name a faith-based organization as their favorite charity...American donors are taken with massive non-profits...and more we learned from asking Americans about their favorite charity.
Cutting through the Noise: how much mail and e-mail do donors believe they receive from non-profit organizations, and how much of it do they actually read?
While many people in the industry have started to question the overhead myth, the people giving the money still believe in it, resulting in strings-attached grants that might be holding back possible good.
Donors pay far less attention to what charities spend on overhead, administration, and fundraising than do charities and charity watchdog organizations.
Child sponsorship, although a very popular form of charitable giving, remains largely misunderstood by American donors.
Size matters in donor perceptions. Nine out of ten charitable donors form perceptions of non-profits partly by how big (or small) they are.
Most feel it’s credible and legitimate, but also have concerns and don’t fully grasp how it works.
Post from the Phil Cooke Blog - do donors prefer e-mail or direct mail communication?
Most donors see advantages to both e-mail and direct mail communication from the organizations they support. Very few completely reject one form or the other.
Influence Magazine article about charitable giving and the tax deduction.
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