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Publications
Published Reports
- User Views of Fundraising
- Giving in Evidence: Fundraising from Philanthropy in European Universities
- Coutts Million Pound Donor Reports
- How Donors Choose Charities: Findings of a study of donor perceptions of the nature and distribution of charitable benefit
- Natural Philanthropists: Findings of the Family Business Philanthropy and Social Responsibility Inquiry
Working papers
- Corporate philanthropy on
the shop floor: what drives
employee fundraising? Beth Breeze May-2013
- Pictures of Me: User views on the representation of need in homelessness fundraising appeals
Jon Dean, Beth Breeze - Charitable Giving, Everyday Morality and A Critique of Bourdieusian Theory: An Investigation into Disinterested Judgements, Moral Concerns and Reflexivity in the UK’ by Balihar Sanghera, working paper, 12 January 2011
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'“Just get the money by hook or by crook”: User views on the representation of homelessness in fundraising materials' by Beth Breeze and Jon Dean, paper given at NCVO/VSSN Researching the Voluntary Sector conference 6-7 September 2010
- ’Unleashing the potential of e-Philanthropy’ a position paper for the Oxford Internet Institute seminar, by Beth Breeze
- "Philanthropy in a Recession: An analysis of UK media representations and implications for charitable giving" by Beth Breeze and Gareth Morgan, paper given at NCVO/VSSN Researching the Voluntary Sector conference
8-9 September 2009
- “I can’t afford to support every worthy cause”: The role of donor taste, beneficiary need and nonprofit competence in selection of recipients for charitable donations" by Beth Breeze, paper given at VSSN/NCVO conference, Warwick University
7th September 2009
- 'Reflexivity, Class and Ethics' by Balihar Sanghera, presented at Boston University on 8th May 2009
- 'Feeling Poor, Acting Stingy: The effect of money perceptions on charitable giving', by Beth Breeze and Pamala Wiepking, presented at ARNOVA conference on 21st November, 2008
Media comment
- Understanding philanthropy:
three years on
- A review of trends in UK philanthropy during 2008, and predictions for what's to come in 2009. This article was first published in the Charity Finance Yearbook 2009, further information from www.charityfinance.co.uk
- An article about the impact of recession on major donors
- CPHSJ researcher Beth Breeze's explains the need for new studies of philanthropy