This paper presents qualitative evidence from an in-depth, participative action research project with 150 children aged 4-8 years old, exploring their experiences, perceptions and preferences regarding charitable giving. Most children positively engage in charitable giving through home, school and their community, however less than 20% are aware of the cause area they are being asked to support, and most have little decision-making in their giving. Children’s willingness to engage increases when they critically examine the cause area and are facilitated to lead on giving decisions, often resulting in increased and sustained efforts to support cause areas that matter to them
'Philanthropy' is usually a word we associate with the world of adults and rich people. Increasingly...
In this chapter we will address the possibility and the relevance of young children learning to part...
Philanthropy, that is ‘voluntary action for public good’ (Payton and Moody, 2008, p. 3), plays a key...
This paper presents qualitative evidence from an in-depth, participative action research project wit...
Why charitable donors give has been a topic of much debate amongst practitioners, policy makers and ...
"Charity is a really big word, a really big deal…because it means so many things and is a way of hel...
Extant research on nonprofit marketing and specifically donor behaviour have been quantitative and f...
Fundraising literature predominantly focuses on adult donors, with limited literature addressing you...
Extant research on nonprofit marketing and specifically donor behaviour have been quantitative and ...
This study represents another milestone on the journey of supporting philanthropic practice in becom...
This research was designed to provide some context for CAF's Growing Giving campaign. The campaign a...
In this article we critically question how philanthropic citizenship is represented within children’...
This research on raising wealthy children to be philanthropic is prompted by two separate but relate...
Encouraging children to become ‘good citizens’ who positively contribute towards society through cha...
This research on raising wealthy children to be philanthropic is prompted by two separate but relate...
'Philanthropy' is usually a word we associate with the world of adults and rich people. Increasingly...
In this chapter we will address the possibility and the relevance of young children learning to part...
Philanthropy, that is ‘voluntary action for public good’ (Payton and Moody, 2008, p. 3), plays a key...
This paper presents qualitative evidence from an in-depth, participative action research project wit...
Why charitable donors give has been a topic of much debate amongst practitioners, policy makers and ...
"Charity is a really big word, a really big deal…because it means so many things and is a way of hel...
Extant research on nonprofit marketing and specifically donor behaviour have been quantitative and f...
Fundraising literature predominantly focuses on adult donors, with limited literature addressing you...
Extant research on nonprofit marketing and specifically donor behaviour have been quantitative and ...
This study represents another milestone on the journey of supporting philanthropic practice in becom...
This research was designed to provide some context for CAF's Growing Giving campaign. The campaign a...
In this article we critically question how philanthropic citizenship is represented within children’...
This research on raising wealthy children to be philanthropic is prompted by two separate but relate...
Encouraging children to become ‘good citizens’ who positively contribute towards society through cha...
This research on raising wealthy children to be philanthropic is prompted by two separate but relate...
'Philanthropy' is usually a word we associate with the world of adults and rich people. Increasingly...
In this chapter we will address the possibility and the relevance of young children learning to part...
Philanthropy, that is ‘voluntary action for public good’ (Payton and Moody, 2008, p. 3), plays a key...