Abila Engagement Study Finds Disconnects Between Nonprofit Practices and Donor Preferences
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- Age/generational engagement is a missed opportunity: Very few nonprofit respondents surveyed are actually targeting appeals or communications to their donors by age. The study indicates that there are big differences in communication and engagement preferences by generation that when used strategically can improve relationships and drive greater engagement.
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