Profiles of Generosity: A Segmentation Analysis

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Nonprofits engage with many different types of potential supporters. Differentiated messaging tailored to distinct audience segments can help activate individuals' generosity in support of nonprofits' missions. Based on a large national survey operationalizing the Aspirational Communication Model, we employ latent profile analysis to derive an audience segmentation consisting of five groups: Values-Driven Skeptics, Change-Minded Hopefuls, Flexible Moderates, Frustrated Activists, and Status Seekers. We examine segment covariates and correlate segment membership with generosity behaviors to generate implications for nonprofit marketing and communications.

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Mitchell, G. E., Rice, P., & Selzler, V. (2026). Profiles of Generosity: A Segmentation Analysis. Nonprofit Management and Leadership. https://doi.org/10.1002/nml.70048

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