Charitable Donors Give More When Asked Personally
Research by Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University Confirms Impact of Fundraising Strategy on Gift Size
CHICAGO, September 22, 2009 — Donors to charitable organizations give more when they are asked in person and when someone they know makes the request, a new study commissioned by Chicago-based consulting firm Campbell & Company and conducted by the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University finds.
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