On consciousness of the decision to discontinue blood donation: Intention to return and effective recovery activities.

Objectives: This study aims to (1) explore the consciousness of blood donors' decision to stop donating blood, (2) analyse the association with the donors' intention to return to blood donation and the various reasons for discontinuation, and (3) identify effective activities for the recovery of donors who are no longer donating blood.

Materials/methods: Survey data of former German blood donors who did not donate blood for >36 months were collected (n = 1263). The data were analysed using multivariate linear regression and mediation analyses.

Blood donors and their changing engagement in other prosocial behaviors.

Background: Increasing competition by nonprofit organizations provides blood donors with many options to engage themselves prosocially (e.g., by donating money or time).

Public–nonprofit partnership performance in a disaster context: the case of Haiti.

During disasters, partnerships between public and nonprofit organizations are vital to provide fast relief to affected communities. In this article, we develop a process model to support a performance evaluation of such intersectoral partnerships. The model includes input factors, organizational structures, outputs and the long-term outcomes of public–nonprofit partnerships.