Government and nonprofit organizations communicate with the public to reduce the degree
of information asymmetry that could impede the two parties from working together to achieve …

For most nonprofits, their effectiveness, sustainability, and survival all depend on the
willingness of individuals to behave in prosocial ways, for example, by giving time, money …

In partnership with a sport-based Experiential Philanthropy Intervention–The Play Better
Program–we conducted a pre-registered, longitudinal experiment examining whether …

Within higher education, there is mounting pressure for increased discussions of diversity,
inclusion, and social justice. Although these topics are particularly relevant to nonprofit …

Globally, public affairs programs are designed to meet dual educational purposes. On the
one hand, these professional degree programs are intended to educate students for careers …

Love is at the heart of the mission of public service. Nevertheless, the field of public
administration has drifted away from this core principle. In this article, we propose an …

Experiential philanthropy courses have proliferated in recent years in the context of a
reinvigorated debate about the nature of elite philanthropy. This paper analyzes the content …

Experiential philanthropy is an innovative service-learning pedagogy that allows students to
study social problems and nonprofit organizations and then make decisions about investing …

Alumni contribute to better educational outcomes by giving to their alma maters and
supporting institutional activities. While rational and emotional giving motivations have been …

Experiential philanthropy is a form of service-learning where students are provided with
money (generally from a foundation) to distribute to nonprofit organizations. The pedagogy …