This study examines the donation intentions and purchase likelihood toward corporate-owned and corporate-sponsored foundations. A cross-sectional sample of Amazon’s MTurk respondents is obtained. Results of the experiment indicate that relative to foundations sponsored by a corporation, corporate foundations are perceived to be more trustworthy and have a greater perceived impact on a cause, which leads to higher purchase intentions. Additionally, donation intentions to foundations are higher among the corporate foundations because of perceived impact. Implications of these results are discussed from both practical and theoretical perspectives
Purpose This paper aims to examine whether companies engaging in corporate philanthropy, a compon...
Purpose: As nonprofit organizations have made strides in international development, ensuring financi...
Drawing from signaling theory, this study investigates the shareholder wealth effects of marketing i...
Corporate philanthropy has been around for centuries. Corporations have used it to shed a positive l...
Corporate philanthropy has been around for centuries. Corporations have used it to shed a positive l...
The study sought to demonstrate that corporate giving is driven by specific corporate goals rather t...
This paper reports on a study concerning consumer perceptions of cause-related marketing in Australi...
This study aims to apply POP donations and messaging as a form of corporate social responsibility (C...
Our purpose is to increase the understanding of how and why charitable foundations communicate and w...
The integration of philanthropy into corporate advertising and sales promotion campaigns is becoming...
To correctly understand why companies make charitable donations, I utilize text-based machine learni...
This paper examines the diversity of corporate philanthropic practices and aims to determine wheth...
This study examines whether an organization’s charitable donation will prompt consumers who closely ...
The critical research question pondered in this paper is whether donation intentions can be predicte...
In our globalized and interconnected world, companies are increasingly donating substantial amounts ...
Purpose This paper aims to examine whether companies engaging in corporate philanthropy, a compon...
Purpose: As nonprofit organizations have made strides in international development, ensuring financi...
Drawing from signaling theory, this study investigates the shareholder wealth effects of marketing i...
Corporate philanthropy has been around for centuries. Corporations have used it to shed a positive l...
Corporate philanthropy has been around for centuries. Corporations have used it to shed a positive l...
The study sought to demonstrate that corporate giving is driven by specific corporate goals rather t...
This paper reports on a study concerning consumer perceptions of cause-related marketing in Australi...
This study aims to apply POP donations and messaging as a form of corporate social responsibility (C...
Our purpose is to increase the understanding of how and why charitable foundations communicate and w...
The integration of philanthropy into corporate advertising and sales promotion campaigns is becoming...
To correctly understand why companies make charitable donations, I utilize text-based machine learni...
This paper examines the diversity of corporate philanthropic practices and aims to determine wheth...
This study examines whether an organization’s charitable donation will prompt consumers who closely ...
The critical research question pondered in this paper is whether donation intentions can be predicte...
In our globalized and interconnected world, companies are increasingly donating substantial amounts ...
Purpose This paper aims to examine whether companies engaging in corporate philanthropy, a compon...
Purpose: As nonprofit organizations have made strides in international development, ensuring financi...
Drawing from signaling theory, this study investigates the shareholder wealth effects of marketing i...