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Wild Forest Fires

Research

I'm a public management scholar with a nonprofit practitioner background. My interests are grant making by governments, foundations and donor advised funds; nonprofit planning and response to disaster and climate change; and the policy process. Please don't hesitate to email me for copies of any of my publications or circulating papers in progress!

Publications

Gazley, B. & Cash, R. (2023). Nonprofit Disaster Response and Climate Change: Who Responds? Who Plans?. Nonprofit Policy Forum. https://doi.org/10.1515/npf-2023-0017

Under Review

Gazley, Beth; Cash, Rachel; Kravitz, Ben; Noonan, Doug. Climate Change Vulnerability of the Nonprofit Social Safety Net.

Gazley, Beth, Parrlberg, Laurie, Cash, Rachel. Community Foundations, Climate Change and Disaster Preparedness

White Papers

2022. Cash, Rachel, Beth Gazley. Results of the Indiana Natural Disaster Preparedness Survey

Projects in Progress

Qualitative Study on How Nonprofits Plan for Disaster

Currently conducting interviews with Dr. Beth Gazley with Indiana nonprofits to build a model of planned behavior.

Extreme Storm

DAFs, Anonymity,
and Controversial Causes

Using account level data to learn more about how and to what extent donors use DAFs to make donations which are anonymous even to the donee organizations.

Image by Kristina Flour

Private Foundations, DAFs and Abortion

Building a dataset of grants from foundations from 1971-2022 to analyze how oppositional strategies were formed and evolved in influencing public policy on abortion through the court system.

Court

Donor Advised Funds in the US, UK and South Africa

This project seeks to build a descriptive dataset that we can then use to compare the formation and regulation of DAFs in the U.S., United Kingdom and South Africa.

Cape Town City Center
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