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Donors grow more generous when they support nonprofits facing hostile environments abroad

  • Written by Andrew Heiss, Assistant Professor of Public and Nonprofit Management, Georgia State University
Donors grow more generous when they support nonprofits facing hostile environments abroadHungarian protesters hold glowing cellphones aloft at a 2017 protest against tough laws targeting foreign-backed nonprofit organizations and universities. STR/AFP via Getty Images

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U.S. donors become more generous toward nonprofit organizations after learning that those...

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