From experience, fund-raisers learn to become more efficient solicitors. This paper incorporates fund-raising technology into the theory of charitable giving. A full characterization of the solicitation strategy that maximizes donations net of fund-raising costs is provided. The strategy identi.es a fundraiser incentive to invest in learning by soliciting some early donors who would give less than their solicitation costs. A notion of “excessive” fund-raising is introduced. It is shown that this may worsen with learning. Our model also accomodates a technology with overhead costs. An extension with rising solicitation costs is also considered
This study develops a controlled laboratory experiment to examine the effects of personal recognitio...
Recent efforts to grow and strengthen the culture of philanthropy in the UK have largely focused on ...
This paper develops a simple spatial model of fundraising, in which charities select a target popula...
From experience, fund-raisers learn to become more efficient solicitors. This paper incorporates fu...
From experience, fund-raisers learn to become more efficient solicitors. This paper incorporates fu...
From experience, fund-raisers learn to become more efficient solicitors. This paper incorporates fu...
Charitable giving in the U.S. totaled more than $300 billion in 2009, amounting to about 2% of GDP. ...
Charitable giving in the U.S. totaled more than $300 billion in 2009, amounting to about 2% of GDP. ...
Charitable giving in the U.S. totaled more than $300 billion in 2009, amounting to about 2% of GDP. ...
Charities frequently rely on professional solicitors whose commissions exceed half of total donation...
(Incomplete draft) Charities frequently rely on high-priced professional solicitors but donors seem ...
This paper develops a simple spatial model of fundraising, in which charities select a target popula...
This paper develops a simple spatial model of fundraising, in which charities select a target popula...
Philanthrophy has become a serious business throughout the world, and nowhere more so than in the U...
If potential donors for a charity project possess the warm-glow properties in their preferences, we ...
This study develops a controlled laboratory experiment to examine the effects of personal recognitio...
Recent efforts to grow and strengthen the culture of philanthropy in the UK have largely focused on ...
This paper develops a simple spatial model of fundraising, in which charities select a target popula...
From experience, fund-raisers learn to become more efficient solicitors. This paper incorporates fu...
From experience, fund-raisers learn to become more efficient solicitors. This paper incorporates fu...
From experience, fund-raisers learn to become more efficient solicitors. This paper incorporates fu...
Charitable giving in the U.S. totaled more than $300 billion in 2009, amounting to about 2% of GDP. ...
Charitable giving in the U.S. totaled more than $300 billion in 2009, amounting to about 2% of GDP. ...
Charitable giving in the U.S. totaled more than $300 billion in 2009, amounting to about 2% of GDP. ...
Charities frequently rely on professional solicitors whose commissions exceed half of total donation...
(Incomplete draft) Charities frequently rely on high-priced professional solicitors but donors seem ...
This paper develops a simple spatial model of fundraising, in which charities select a target popula...
This paper develops a simple spatial model of fundraising, in which charities select a target popula...
Philanthrophy has become a serious business throughout the world, and nowhere more so than in the U...
If potential donors for a charity project possess the warm-glow properties in their preferences, we ...
This study develops a controlled laboratory experiment to examine the effects of personal recognitio...
Recent efforts to grow and strengthen the culture of philanthropy in the UK have largely focused on ...
This paper develops a simple spatial model of fundraising, in which charities select a target popula...