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The Charitable Behavior Of San Francisco Bay Area Physicians, Anne M. Bubnic
The Charitable Behavior Of San Francisco Bay Area Physicians, Anne M. Bubnic
Institute for Nonprofit Organization Management
As the highest-paid professionals in our society, physicians represent a unique and interesting segment of the American population. Surprisingly little information is available on the actual charitable interests and giving patterns of medical practitioners, but then few studies have been done on populations of wealthy individuals. Knowledge of physicians' charitable behavior is limited to their provision of medical care without remuneration, but no relationships have been developed between these activities and other charitable practices.
A mail survey of 1,451 physicians in the San Francisco Bay Area was conducted during the months of September- October, 1986 to gather information on the …
Asian American Charitable Giving, Rosalyn Miyoko Tonai
Asian American Charitable Giving, Rosalyn Miyoko Tonai
Institute for Nonprofit Organization Management
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
A survey study of 321 Asian American donors tested key demographic, attitudinal, and situational factors affecting Asian American charitable giving in the San Francisco-Oakland area. Leading inquiries in the study were to determine (a) a profile of donors in the sample, (b) whether significant relationships exist between relevant factors and charitable giving, (c) effective solicitation techniques, and reasons for giving and not giving.
The survey instrument was an eight page questionnaire mailed in July of 1987 to individuals currently on mailing lists of Asian non-profit organizations. The lists consisted of individuals who were known to have donated to …
The Integration Of Marketing In Colleges And Universities In The United States, Leslie A. Goldgehn
The Integration Of Marketing In Colleges And Universities In The United States, Leslie A. Goldgehn
Marketing (Formerly Marketing and Law)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
An important element of the nonprofit sector is this country's colleges and universities. These institutions are faced with the classic marketing problems of enrollment decline, slow growth, changing buying patterns, increased competition and increased expenditures.
Despite the current need and wealth of marketing information available to universities and colleges, the literature indicates that most of these institutions have not adopted a marketing orientation.
In his 1979 dissertation, Blackburn provided data indicating the level of use of sixteen specific marketing techniques and their perceived effectiveness at 446 colleges and universities across the country. The results are rather curious--Blackburn noted …
Applied Empirical Research On Nonprofit Organization Management: Survey And Recommendations, Kathleen M. Brown
Applied Empirical Research On Nonprofit Organization Management: Survey And Recommendations, Kathleen M. Brown
Institute for Nonprofit Organization Management
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
This paper reports the results of a telephone survey and a literature search undertaken to determine the nature and scope of recent applied empirical research studies related to nonprofit organization management and to suggest what the priority areas for such research should be In the Immediate future. The paper provided background material for the Institute for Nonprofit Organization Management at the University of San Francisco to use In setting Its research priorities.
Applied research was contrasted with basic or pure research and was operationally defined as research "the findings of which could be of Immediate use to managers …
Intra-Industry Joint Liability: Implications For Marketing, Karl Boedecker, Fred W. Morgan
Intra-Industry Joint Liability: Implications For Marketing, Karl Boedecker, Fred W. Morgan
Economics, Law, and International Business
Market share liability is the most recent product liability development in the area of intra-industry joint liability, in which all members of an industry are sued. The various intra-industry approaches by which a consumer can recover for injuries are reviewed in this article, and their implications for marketing are examined.