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Evaluating a Product Donation Program: Challenges for Charitable Capacity
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This article offers one of the first efforts at describing the impact of a national product donation program. Despite the importance of in-kind giving to the corporate and charitable sectors, little research has explained how in-kind gifts are used effectively once they leave the donor's hands. In this study we examine outcomes and impacts associated with a product donation program, including numbers served, a faith-based mission, the ability to process product donations effectively, the extent of performance measurement, and the effect of program experience on continued participation. Data come from Good360's Framing Hope program, a partnership between The Home Depot stores and local charities across the United States. Our findings support the organizational capacity literature in suggesting that experience with this program only partly mitigates the challenges of participation and that success may be due to how central the program is to organizational objectives.
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organizational capacity
faith-based organizations
corporate social responsibility
performance measurement
in-kind giving
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