… charities build resilience capacity in the face of crisis. … that charities develop resilience
capacity in response to crisis via … combine to facilitate a specific crisis response. Although these …

… examined the crisis spillover of a charity and found a significant impact on the entire charity
sector. … the spillover effect of a crisis and sheds light on the under-explored nonprofit sector in …

… Due to the long-running charity crisis and need to build sectoral resilience, our research
shows the appetite for regulators to act more as a “Guardian Angel” to prevent crises, through …

… By understanding Gift-in-Kind as an opportunity for the reuse of otherwise waste goods at
a time of economic crisis, the 21st-century British charity shop can be seen as an important …

… The main mistake I think The People’s Pantry (TPP) made is we believed that the crisis of
the COVID-19 pandemic fostered a genuine sense of solidarity among privileged white folx that …

… With churches and chapels distracted, schools closed, staff missing and the parochial system
in disarray, a crisis ensued. By the end of the war, the notion that Sunday schools served …

… Our findings also inform efforts to market to people consumed by negative emotions; donors'
charity preferences for unattractive targets during the crisis may be generalized to other …

… Because COVID-19 is a long-haul crisis that fundamentally changed the nature of human …
Our work contributes to the crisis informatics literature within CSCW an analysis of online …

… This is also a challenge for the Care Workers’ Charity: the cost-of-living crisis has impacted
donations and fundraising from the public, as people have reduced disposable income. The …

… throughout Europe where the charity reform process was … the traditionally accepted
recipients of charity such as widows … , Ypres was faced with a severe crisis; food shortages were …