Donation via Mobile Applications: A Study of the Factors Affecting Mobile Donation Application Use

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“…Other facets of civic engagement—namely political efficacy and an interest in public affairs—have been found to be positively associated with self-efficacy [ 34 ]. Furthermore, research on mobile donation as a new platform for technology-mediated civic engagement has demonstrated that perceived effectiveness (i.e., the degree to which consumers believe that the company will really donate as much as promised and that this donation will actually reach the needy recipients) has a positive effect on the intention to donate via mobile phone [ 35 ].…”

Mapping the Field of Donation-Based Crowdfunding for Charitable Causes: Systematic Review and Conceptual Framework

“…Other types of promoters that got lesser attention from the literature are the members of professional circles such as teachers (Meer 2014(Meer , 2017Pak and Wash 2017;Althoff and Leskovec 2015;Wash 2013) or artists in the music industry (Ordanini et al 2011); research units (Byrnes et al 2014;Perlstein 2013); or hybrid arrangements as is the case with those campaigns promoted by the patients' advocates (Dragojlovic and Lynd 2014) or resulting from the collaboration among businesses and charities through causerelated marketing activities (Choi and Kim 2016).…”

“…Regarding the online channel(s) employed to foster, promote, and spread DCF campaigns for charitable causes, enablers mainly relate to: (1) the choice of channels and (2) the channel strategies. The most prevalent channels in the literature are social media (Bergamini et al 2017;Berliner and Kenworthy 2017;Bernardino and Santos 2016;Korolov et al 2015Korolov et al , 2016Li and Wu 2016;Tan et al 2016;Lee and Hsieh 2013); SNS (Aprilia and Wibowo 2017;Bergamini et al 2017;Sura et al 2017;Zhong and Lin 2017;Castillo et al 2014;Ordanini et al 2011); DCF digital platforms (Bergamini et al 2017;Berliner and Kenworthy 2017;Flanigan 2017;Hossain and Oparaocha 2017;Kim and De Moor 2017;Bernardino and Santos 2016;Gleasure and Feller 2016b;Wang et al 2016;Yang et al 2016;Belleflamme et al 2015;Ordanini et al 2011); DCF sites (Budak and Rao 2016;Snyder et al 2016;Beaulieu and Sarker 2015;Solomon et al 2015;Pitt et al 2002); donor-to-nonprofit (D2N) online marketplaces (Ozdemir et al 2010); use of mobile devices (Choi and Kim 2016;Bellio et al 2015;Chen and Givens 2013); and text messaging (Bellio et al 2015;Chen and Givens 2013).…”

“…In parallel, previous studies confirmed the critical role of disclosing campaign-specific information to increase the campaign perceived credibility, and to maximize its chances of success (Aprilia and Wibowo 2017;Berliner and Kenworthy 2017;Kim et al 2016a, b). Additional factors increasing the perceived credibility of the campaigns consist of the use of appropriate language (e.g., words demonstrating precision and distinction) (Kim et al 2016a); visualizing beneficiaries' merits (Berliner and Kenworthy 2017;Kim et al 2016b); information on external financial support and off-site verification (Kim et al 2016b); disclosure of the beneficiary organizations (Hsieh et al 2011); inclusion of personal comments (Choy and Schlagwein 2016;Du and Li 2016;Kim et al 2016b;regular updates (Tremblay-Boire and Prakash 2017;Kim et al 2016a, b;Fondevila Gascon et al 2015); and communication of final funding uses (Tremblay-Boire and Prakash 2017; Choi and Kim 2016;Althoff and Leskovec 2015;Byrnes et al 2014).…”

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“…Moraru (2014) states that nonprofit organizations are adopting mobile technologies in different activities, such as administrative efficiency, SMS campaigns and innovation in fundraising activities. Choi & Kim (2016) advocate that smartphones transformed the donation activity, making them more convenient without interfering in users' daily schedules. This study found that four attributes have significant positive impacts on users' willingness to use mobile donation applications, namely; (i) typecause fit, (ii) name-cause fit, (iii) cause involvement, and (iv) perceived effectiveness.…”