Do race and ethnicity affect women’s giving? A new report from the Women’s Philanthropy Institute provides insight into this question.
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by Erica Roberts, on 4/1/19 8:00 AM
Do race and ethnicity affect women’s giving? A new report from the Women’s Philanthropy Institute provides insight into this question.
by Erica Roberts, on 3/8/19 8:00 AM
From wearing pink to hosting parties or posting on social media, people everywhere are celebrating #InternationalWomensDay. Social movements like this can inspire people to give to related causes and increase charitable contributions to them. A recent report by the Woman’s Philanthropy Institute presents insights into how the giving behaviors of others, as defined by social norms, influence donation behavior, focusing on the particular challenges that women-focused organizations face in courting male donors.
by Suzanne Coffman, on 10/10/18 8:00 AM
After the 2016 presidential election, news outlets reported that donations to charities associated with liberal causes had increased. Pundits termed these contributions “rage giving” and hypothesized they were a direct response to Donald Trump’s victory over Hillary Clinton. Yesterday, the Woman’s Philanthropy Institute published a new report exploring this and other issues related to philanthropy immediately before and after the election.
by Suzanne Coffman, on 7/27/18 8:00 AM
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