American Marketing Association’s Post

According to a study in the Journal of Marketing, engaging donors in activities like creative t-shirt design or cookie decorating increases their likelihood to donate. Creative processes empower donors, fostering happiness and charitable behavior. For nonprofits, hosting events with creative activities—like painting or tie-dye parties—can inspire generosity and engagement. Encouraging freedom in creativity without strict guidelines maximizes donor impact, creating meaningful fundraising experiences and multiple donation opportunities. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3D96W55

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Not only is it fun, but these activities can also foster a sense of community among donors - a win-win! 😀

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Ana Clara O.

Journalist-Turned-Strategist | Copywriter | Content Strategist

3mo

Sonya Quick this made me think of you!

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Tiffany R. Bunt, MBA

Director of Alumni Affairs | PR/Communications Strategy Consultant | Adjunct Professor | Student Media Adviser

3mo

So true. Engagement and belonging are key!

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