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Ted Grigg

Jeff, I believe this one statement describes the main reason people give.

"That we are in the 'feel good' business. Donors feel good when they help make the world a better place."

I'm not sure fundraising copywriters take full advantage of this donor's reward for giving.

Thank you for the insight.

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