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October 14, 2008
From the Chronicle: Small Businesses and Charity
A new Chronicle study finds that many small businesses want to help local charities and are most interested in supporting social-service groups. The study, which examined what motivates small-business owners to give, was conducted with the Advanta Corporation, which offers credit cards to small businesses.
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Does anyone know what size (in annual revenues) the companies surveyed are?
— Kathy Harrison Oct 14, 03:20 PM #
Yes – the article states that the businesses have annual revenues of $100,000 to $250,000. Also, they have a median of 2 employees.
— Katrina Speelman Oct 14, 03:25 PM #