Between philanthropy and politics: the United States Committee Sports for Israel

Carmi, Udi; Kidron, Anat

doi:10.1080/17460263.2022.2118822

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“…Philanthropy in the realm of entrepreneurship is experiencing notable growth inside Indonesia (Carmi & Kidron, 2022). In addition to the corporate philanthropy movement, the development of philanthropy is also evident through the establishment of non-profit institutions (Carmi & Kidron, 2022; C. M. Han et al, 2022;Lyon et al, 2021;Mazaya & Hati, 2019;McDougle et al, 2022;Mehwish et al, 2021;Ricks, 2005;Taggart, 2022;Thorne McAlister & Ferrell, 2002;Usman et al, 2022;Wani, 2022). The urge for connection is an inherent aspect of human nature that necessitates fulfilment.…”

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The Antecedents and Consequences Pertaining to the Intention to Engage in Philanthropic Activities

Ulza,

Kuncoro,

Furinto

et al. 2024

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Purpose: The objective of this study is to examine the extent to which the advancement of this theory can shape philanthropic intentions and directly influence philanthropic activities in Indonesia. Theoretical Framework: There is an expectation that this theoretical framework will offer a resolution to the issue of philanthropy in Indonesia, which has thus far fallen short of achieving the desired philanthropic potential of 200 trillion Indonesian Rupiah. The role of non-profit institutions in soliciting donors to facilitate philanthropic endeavours, which in turn contribute to economic and social development in Indonesia, is currently not substantial. This is in contrast to the global agenda set by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Methods: The research focuses on examining the population of donors from various generations. The criteria for selecting the sample include identifying the province with the highest level of generosity and ensuring representativeness. Additionally, the study pays attention to the level of object funding. The purposive sampling method is employed to select participants, and the analysis design involves the use of multivariate Structural Equation Modelling (SEM). Results: This study focuses on the examination of generosity in Indonesia through the lenses of many theoretical frameworks, including generosity theory, planned behaviour theory, brand theory, social identity theory, and need of affiliations. Conclusion: This study will hopefully provide advantages from both theoretical and scientific perspectives. The acquisition of knowledge and the cultivation of scientific reasoning are crucial in advancing our understanding of various concepts within the field of marketing.

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