Jack Philips, Tarleton State UniversityĬONFIDENTIALITY: The project reports will not include the names of participants or their organizations. The data and reports they issue are examining the field in a way that supports the work and research of the field by academics such as myself…I am very excited to see how they continue to support nonprofit public engagement and research in the future.” – Dr. “Independent Sector is conducting vital research on nonprofit and third sector issues. “For those of us committed to a more vibrant and civically-engaged nonprofit sector, it’s essential to better understand what type of nonprofits are doing public engagement work, what motivates them to do so, as well as the barriers preventing other nonprofits from engaging.” – Brian Miller, NonprofitVOTE
Heather MacIndoe at University of Massachusetts Boston (a public university in Massachusetts) Mirae Kim at George Mason University (a public university in Virginia) Lewis Faulk at American University (a private university in Washington, DC) A mix of small, medium, and large 501(c)(3) organizations providing all types of services through a variety of funding sources, in rural, suburban, and urban areas in every state are included in the sample.Ĭheck out a SNEAK PEEK of what we know and what we’re hoping to find out! To ensure a nationally representative survey, only nonprofits invited to participate can take the survey. This information will directly inform strategies, resources, and capacity-building necessary to support nonprofits and their broader societal impacts. This survey will provide insights into how nonprofit organizations’ activities have changed in the last two decades and how activities vary by organization size, geography, communities served, and leadership demographics. This effort will fill a 20-year gap in data about nonprofit organizations’ impacts on public and civic engagement through a nationally representative survey of charitable nonprofits.
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