Sep 22, 2020
Every generation of financial executives and fundraisers ponder the same question – how to get those young folks involved. In the same way that consumers want to be treated as individuals, it is more important than ever that nonprofits help younger Americans achieve their personal citizenship goals.
According to new research from ONE HUNDRED agency and Changing Our World, there are numerous methods of engaging the next generation of advocates, donors and potential influencers. You need to tell powerful stories, build trust through authenticity, create an engaging experience, secure funds and share stories of impact
For the 20-page report, “Understanding the Next Generation of Donors and How They Will Change The World,” researchers spoke for 15 minutes to a nationally projectable sample of participants including 304 Gen Z participants (ages 18-22), 696 Millennial participants, 312 younger Millennials (ages 23-31), and, 384 older Millennials (ages 31-38).
Based on the results, researchers concluded that “by leading with purpose and shared values, organizations can expand their donor base and enlist young donors to further amplify brand message and reach.”
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