The Role of Trust on Charity Organizations as Moderator Variable on Relationship between Charity Advertising Styles and Donation Intentions
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34120/ajas.v25i3.1015Keywords:
Trust in Charities, Charity Advertising Methods, Guilt Approach, Altruistic/Altruist Appeal, Statistical/Anecdotal Evidence Approach, Celebrity use Approach, Clergy use Approach, Donation IntentionsAbstract
Aim of the paper: This study is designed to investigate the impact of the use of advertising styles on donation intentions and the role of trust of charity organizations as a moderator variable between advertising styles and donation intentions.
Study Design: The research used both Quantitative and Qualitative techniques.
Sample and Data: Preliminary data were collected through a Questionnaire on the Internet from a sample of 384 potential donors in Cairo.
Results: The study found that there is a significant effect of the use of charity advertising styles on donation intentions, in terms of: (altruism/egoistic appeal, statistical/ anecdotal evidence, feeling guilty and the use of clerics). There is also a significant effect of trust as a moderator variable between the use of advertising styles in terms of the (use of celebrities, statistical/ anecdotal evidence, the use of clerics) and donation intentions.
Conclusion: The study recommends investigating the impact of donors' demographic characteristics on donation intentions.









