Integration Afternoon (3 of 7) Values & motivations 6 july 2010
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The document discusses factors that motivate human behavior and charitable giving. It outlines a hierarchy of basic human needs and motivations, from physiological needs to self-actualization. Research shows the main motivations for charitable giving are guilt, compassion, a sense of belonging, and inspiration. Values can be inner-directed towards self-sustenance or outer-directed towards cultural norms. As populations change, organizations must understand how to align their missions and needs with the values of potential donors and supporters.
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- 1. Values and Motivations Good Insights
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