Sentence examples for increased donations from inspiring English sources

In this case the connection to HIV/AIDS does not elicit stigma, but we do find that changes in mood from exposure to the charity's informational material predict increased donations, and that donors experience an improved mood from donating.

Congress also passed a tax incentive in 1976, allowing manufacturers to deduct the cost of goods they donated and a portion of the profit they would have earned, which increased donations for a time.

In one case, straightforward changes – to language, imagery, layout and structure – increased donations by 10%.

In red states, though, a matching gift increased donations by about 60percentt.

The Connecticut Council for Philanthropy, a regional association of grant makers, has been waging a campaign to promote increased donations.

Mr. Vanderburgh said it was too soon to know whether the system had led to increased donations, but anecdotal evidence suggests it has.

Describing goals or outcomes of this encounter as "consent rate", "conversion rate", "efficiency of conversion", "increased donation rates" or "enhanced [procurement]", or "successful donation".

The trustees of the University of Massachusetts praise him for increasing donations.

A third way to increase donations is being pioneered in Israel.

People probably wouldn't use the extra money from the tax cut to make up the difference, by increasing donations.

Legacy preferences are often justified as a way of building loyalty among alumni, sustaining tradition and increasing donations.