Charitable Donors Give More When Asked Personally
Research by Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University Confirms Impact of Fundraising Strategy on Gift Size
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“Volunteers sometimes are reluctant to ask their own friends for donations, but this research confirms that donors are even more willing to give when someone they know asks them personally,” said Edith H. Falk, chair and CEO of Campbell & Company. “By using the best practices of actively requesting support and involving volunteers the donors know, nonprofits can raise even more money.”
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