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I did one of the smartest things I've ever done and something I continue to do after 16 years. I asked our donors why they supported our organization.
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Online giving is growing with leaps and bounds. Is your church or ministry offering online giving? Having a “donate” button on your website isn’t enough, either. With features like “text to give” and mobile giving apps, having a giving solution that makes it easy for mobile online users is also important. In fact, when you …
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Obviously we all benefit from preventing an asteroid from hitting the Earth, so why don’t we give to such a cause? It’s a huge endeavor, yes, but a worthy one! In a recent Planet Money podcast ,economics professor Alex Tabarrok explained his theory as to why people don’t feel compelled to donate to this cause:
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