Moral foundations theory (MFT) is a psychological assessment tool that decomposes human
moral reasoning into five factors, including care/harm, liberty/oppression, and …

Evolving financial behavior, an unpredictable public policy atmosphere, and an unparalleled
global pandemic have collaborated to disrupt nonprofit fundraising. The COVID‐19 …

This article draws upon concepts of community resilience to explore the antecedents of
community philanthropic organizations' response to COVID-19. Although the pandemic is a …

Although organizational mission is central to social venturing, little is known about the nature
and origins of social ventures' missions. In particular, the field lacks a framework for …

The dissolution of nonprofit organizations has been increasingly documented by scholars in
recent decades. Within this body of literature, how nonprofits' community environments affect …

What explains the development of the nonprofit sector? The classic theory of demand
heterogeneity posits the nonprofit sector provides services for those unsatisfied by …

Political ideology not only influences political activities, but also apolitical fields such as
charitable giving. However, empirical studies regarding political ideology and charitable …

When communities are struck by natural disasters, human service organizations play an
important role in supplementing governmental aids and catering to immediate humanitarian …

Previous studies suggest that Communist Party members in China are more likely to give
and give more to charity than non-Party members, but why this is remains unclear. Using the …

Compared to the extensive literature on the outcomes of revenue diversification in nonprofit
organizations, less research has focused on its antecedents. This study investigates the …