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If restricted donations do less good than unrestricted ones, why do donors so often make them? Partly because doing good isnât donorsâ only motive. They often have other motives as well â to make a mark, or to generate good publicity [], or to comply with regulations or corporate policies.
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Restricted donations mean donations where the donor limits what can be done with the money.
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Usually the way the donor wants the money spent is not the way the nonprofit would have chosen. Otherwise there would have been no need to restrict the donation.
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You canât expect candor in a relationship so asymmetric.