Mobile giving may be the way to end the generosity crisis. In my role, I have the privilege of speaking with pastors and denominational leaders on a regular basis. I love to sit down with them and ask.

I recently conducted a small Facebook test. Survey participants were asked to answer three questions about giving. Here’s what I found: 96% of people consider themselves to be generous 80% o.

One of the hottest topics for brands and marketers these days is how to connect with growing demographics that are, well, harder to connect with. Millennials and now Generation Z are less and less .

According to a comprehensive study from The Blackbaud Index, 2013 was the biggest year in charitable giving since the Great Recession. In stark contrast to this figure is another one: -1.6 percent.

The tension between technology and faith comes down to relevance. A few months ago, we wrote an article: “5 Tips for Year-End Giving.” One of the reader’s comments stuck out to me: The title of.

Year-end giving is hard to prioritize. The holidays are a time when time is short, to-do lists are long, and the emphasis on spending is at an all-time high. In addition to shopping, 50 percent of all.