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INTRODUCTION
Greetings! You are invited to take part in this academic research. Please take time to carefully read the information below and decide whether or not you wish to take part in this study.
ABOUT THE STUDY. This study aims to examine charity giving attitudes and behaviors. The survey is divided into 3 main sections. Part 1 asks questions about personal charity giving practices, preferences, and motivations. Part 2 asks questions about your personal awareness and charity giving attitudes about two social issues. Part 3 asks about your personal awareness and charity giving attitudes about a specific charity organization. Note that there are NO RIGHT OR WRONG ANSWERS. Please also bear in mind that this is an academic research study and is NOT independently commissioned by any charity organization, local or international.
VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION. Participants are preferred to have the following characteristics to answer this survey: — 25 years old and above
— Permanent resident in the Philippines
Taking part in this survey is completely voluntary. If you decide to take part, you are still free to withdraw at any time without any consequence to you. However, your completed response to the survey will be most valuable.
CONFIDENTIALITY AND ANONYMITY. Be assured that all answers you provide will be kept in the strictest confidentiality. While several demographic information will be requested at the end of the survey, you will not be required to provide any identifying information (i.e., your name). As such, your answers will be completely anonymous.
RISKS AND DISADVANTAGES. The questionnaire will take approximately 30-45 minutes to complete, therefore this study will take up some of your time. But apart from that, taking part in this study involves no other risks.
RESULTS. The results will be written up as part of the culminating project of the principal investigator for her graduate degree.
CONTACT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. The principal researcher conducting this study is Lissa Custodio, a Social Psychology Graduate Student from Ateneo de Manila University. Should you have any comments, questions, or concerns regarding this study, please feel free to contact her at [email protected]. You may also reach out to her faculty advisor, Dr. Elizabeth Macapagal, at [email protected].
STATEMENT OF CONSENT. I have read the above information. By clicking "NEXT" and answering this survey, I give my consent to be part of this study. |
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| PART 1 — Charity Giving Practices, Preferences, and Motivations |
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| In this section, questions will be asked about your personal charity giving habits. Charity giving is the voluntary giving of money, goods, or time to help the unfortunate either directly or indirectly. In this study, however, note that we EXCLUDE direct almsgiving and religious offerings or tithings. Be reminded that all answers are strictly confidential and anonymous, and that there are no right or wrong answers. Please answer as truthfully as you can. |
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| * Have you ever supported the work of a charity before? |
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| * Kindly select all types of charity organizations you have ever supported or ever engaged with in the past? (Select ALL that apply) |
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Own place of worship (e.g., church projects; EXCLUDING regular offerings / tithings)
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Religious charities or faith-based organizations (e.g., Caritas Manila)
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Non-government / nonprofit organizations (e.g., Red Cross, Gawad Kalinga, UNICEF, Greenpeace)
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Corporate or private foundations (e.g., ABS-CBN Foundation, Ayala Foundation, Jollibee Foundation)
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Disaster relief organizations / operations (conducted by agencies, companies, institutions)
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Crowdfunding donation platforms (e.g. GoFundMe)
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| * Which of the following have you ever done to show support for a charity or cause? (Select ALL that apply) |
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| How satisfied are you with the following:
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| Kindly rate how you feel or think about making a monetary donation to the refugee crisis. In my opinion, making a monetary donation to the refugee crisis is…. |
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