EMERGING FRONTIERS OF INTERNATIONAL GIVING
Our Future of Philanthropy series explores the
role that young, wealthy individuals could play in shaping a bright
future for giving.
International Giving, the fourth and final
report in the series, investigates the social impact that British
donors, whose origins lie outside of the UK, are engineering across
international borders with their pioneering spirit.
The study’s fascinating findings – drawn from
a survey of 1,000 wealthy donors in the UK – are enriched by
interviews with our clients and managers to reveal the underlying
motivations of philanthropists that drive their giving.
By comparing and contrasting the giving
approaches of three cultural groups of major donors, we
explore:
- Influence of cultural heritage: What nuances
distinguish the giving approaches of these disparate cultures? How
are different traditions combining to shape the evolution of UK
philanthropy?
- Power of a personal connection: How do donors'
origins influence choices of where to direct their giving? Why are
local causes operating on the ground especially attractive to
philanthropists?
- Team bonding: How can organisations impress
wealthy donors at the outset? Which methods of engagement rise in
importance as the relationship matures between donors and the
causes they support?
- Cross-pollination of ideas: What are the
cultural driving forces behind the growth of social investment
within developing nations? For which areas of their giving do
philanthropists most value advice?
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Giving.