Thanks for doing this. For the reasons that you’ve mentioned, you’re likely getting a bonus value as against a direct donation.
A note I would make is that the preferential treatment you’ve referred to when incorporating this into economic activity (selling goods, higher inducements for meetings, etc.) is the same phenomena that underlies the idea of Profit for Good businesses (businesses where charities get the profit instead of other investors).
For your convenience, I’ll link to a reading list- “Making Trillions for Effective Charities through the Consumer Economy” and “From Charity Choice to Competitive Advantage” are probably the two best reads.
Thanks for doing this. For the reasons that you’ve mentioned, you’re likely getting a bonus value as against a direct donation.
A note I would make is that the preferential treatment you’ve referred to when incorporating this into economic activity (selling goods, higher inducements for meetings, etc.) is the same phenomena that underlies the idea of Profit for Good businesses (businesses where charities get the profit instead of other investors).
For your convenience, I’ll link to a reading list- “Making Trillions for Effective Charities through the Consumer Economy” and “From Charity Choice to Competitive Advantage” are probably the two best reads.
Reading List