If I had $1,000 to donate, I would

give the whole amount to fund an entire project from start to finish.

encourage others to give to my favorite nonprofit by matching their donations up to $1,000, doubling my donation

give all of it to help solve a complex societal problem such as ending hunger.

sponsor my friend who is raising money for a nonprofit by riding her bike across the country.

I read on Facebook that a local food bank was robbed and I want to help. I would most likely

set up a food drive at my office and encourage friends and family to donate food or money.

start volunteering on an advisory committee that works to address security issues at all food banks in my community.

share my friend’s Facebook post and forward the information about the robbery to friends and family, encouraging them to donate

call my friend who works for a wholesale food supply company to see if the company can donate food to the food bank

When I volunteer, I think I’m most effective at

organizing a project from start to finish

identifying needs and helping connect people

supporting causes that I know are important to my friends

working with other community members to address important issues

When I give, I know it was time or money well spent when

I see obvious progress on a complex issue

I see the end result of a project I supported.

I know I helped a friend support his/her favorite cause

I’m able to get other people involved in the cause I support

My favorite nonprofit advertises a need for socks. If I could only do one of the following to help, I would

put a call out to my clothes-loving friends that the nonprofit needs sock donations

contact the nonprofit and offer to hold a sock drive

write a letter to a sock distributor and ask that they make a recurring sock donation to this nonprofit

buy an extra pair of socks while shopping and donate it to the nonprofit

What Kind Of Philanthropist Are You?

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Questions and Answers

1.

If I had $1,000 to donate, I would
- A.
  
  Give the whole amount to fund an entire project from start to finish.
- B.
  
  Encourage others to give to my favorite nonprofit by matching their donations up to $1,000, doubling my donation
- C.
  
  Give all of it to help solve a complex societal problem such as ending hunger.
- D.
  
  Sponsor my friend who is raising money for a nonprofit by riding her bike across the country.
2.

I read on Facebook that a local food bank was robbed and I want to help. I would most likely
- A.
  
  Set up a food drive at my office and encourage friends and family to donate food or money.
- B.
  
  Start volunteering on an advisory committee that works to address security issues at all food banks in my community.
- C.
  
  Share my friend’s Facebook post and forward the information about the robbery to friends and family, encouraging them to donate
- D.
  
  Call my friend who works for a wholesale food supply company to see if the company can donate food to the food bank
3.

When I volunteer, I think I’m most effective at
- A.
  
  Organizing a project from start to finish
- B.
  
  Identifying needs and helping connect people
- C.
  
  Supporting causes that I know are important to my friends
- D.
  
  Working with other community members to address important issues
4.

When I give, I know it was time or money well spent when
- A.
  
  I see obvious progress on a complex issue
- B.
  
  I see the end result of a project I supported.
- C.
  
  I know I helped a friend support his/her favorite cause
- D.
  
  I’m able to get other people involved in the cause I support
5.

My favorite nonprofit advertises a need for socks. If I could only do one of the following to help, I would
- A.
  
  Put a call out to my clothes-loving friends that the nonprofit needs sock donations
- B.
  
  Contact the nonprofit and offer to hold a sock drive
- C.
  
  Write a letter to a sock distributor and ask that they make a recurring sock donation to this nonprofit
- D.
  
  Buy an extra pair of socks while shopping and donate it to the nonprofit