Effective Message Strategies for the Promotion of Mass-Participation Charity-Affiliated Sporting Events

R Bennett; W Mousley; P W Kitchin; R Ali-Choudhury

Effective Message Strategies for the Promotion of Mass-Participation Charity-Affiliated Sporting Events

R Bennett, W Mousley, P W Kitchin, R Ali-Choudhury

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Abstract

Five hundred and seventy-nine members of the public who reported that they had previously taken part in one or more charity-related sporting events completed a questionnaire designed to establish their reasons for participation, and their willingness to increase their financial contribution to an event based on its charity-credentials. Ten motives seemingly determined participation, four of which dominated responses, namely motivations arising from personal involvement with the good cause(s) supported by an occasion; opportunities to lead a healthy lifestyle provided by the event; an individual’s involvement with the sport in question; and the desire to mix socially with other attendees.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication
Publisher	European Marketing Academy
Number of pages	10
Publication status	Published - May 2007
Event	European Marketing Academy Conference - Iceland Duration: 1 May 2007 → …

Conference

Conference	European Marketing Academy Conference
Period	1/05/07 → …

Keywords

Nonprofit marketing
donor behaviour
fundraising
charity-affiliated sporting events

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Effective Message Strategies for the Promotion of Mass-Participation Charity-Affiliated Sporting Events

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