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Discover how organizations can cultivate a culture of giving that enhances employee engagement and satisfaction. By prioritizing altruism over profit, companies foster gratitude and pride among employees. This approach, rooted in prosocial motivations, not only helps individuals connect with those in need but also exemplifies the company’s commitment to its staff. Explore strategies for identifying 'takers', finding the right sources for fundraising, and emphasizing impactful reasons for giving. Learn how to create an environment that values community and support.
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The Surprise Commitment is driven by giving not receiving
Gratitude “Donating myself helps me to see that business can make you very focused on making money, and this kind of releases you from that, to think about other people, to reach out to others in need.”
Pride “I think it's a really neat program for the company to have. It's one of those things that highlights to me the fact that this company really does care about their employees.”
Engaging Employees in Giving • Screen out takers • Find the right source • Highlight the right reasons • Create optimal distinctiveness
Fundraising Caller Performance $10,000 Leader #1 $6,000 Dollars Raised Control Leader #2 Control $2,000 2 weeks before intervention 2 weeks after intervention
Outsourcing Inspiration Recruiting by beneficiaries of the cause or employees who benefited from the experience
3. Highlighting the Right Reasons • Prosocial • Developmental • Belonging • Career • Self-enhancement • Self-protection
Reasons for Giving “Giving is our chance to make a difference” “Giving makes us feel good”
Why Mixed Reasons Backfire • Comparative analysis and argument dilution • Persuasion knowledge and psychological reactance • Great expectations and harsh reality
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