I was also hopeful that the people I did not do favors for would also contribute to the charity. I went to get water for my co-worker the day prior but when asked for a charitable donation, she said she did not have any money to give. The co-worker that I brought lunch for, was able to donate five dollars towards the charity. I purchased a ginger-ale for a friend and when asked for a donation, she obliged by donating the loose change she had in her wallet. The friend that I purchased the lemons and limes for was also willing to donate towards the charity. She gave the largest donation by writing a check. I was actually surprised because I did not ask for a specific amount. I only asked that they donate what they could and she went above and beyond. The new hire that I had given one dollar to in order to purchase something from the vending machine was also willing to donate. She made a comment that she would give me the dollar back that I loaned her as a donation to the charity. Not so sure I would classify this as a donation since she said it was her way of paying me back. There were five people that I did not do favors for and out of the five people, only two people donated. I found this to be interesting because I never realized that some people help out of feeling
I was also hopeful that the people I did not do favors for would also contribute to the charity. I went to get water for my co-worker the day prior but when asked for a charitable donation, she said she did not have any money to give. The co-worker that I brought lunch for, was able to donate five dollars towards the charity. I purchased a ginger-ale for a friend and when asked for a donation, she obliged by donating the loose change she had in her wallet. The friend that I purchased the lemons and limes for was also willing to donate towards the charity. She gave the largest donation by writing a check. I was actually surprised because I did not ask for a specific amount. I only asked that they donate what they could and she went above and beyond. The new hire that I had given one dollar to in order to purchase something from the vending machine was also willing to donate. She made a comment that she would give me the dollar back that I loaned her as a donation to the charity. Not so sure I would classify this as a donation since she said it was her way of paying me back. There were five people that I did not do favors for and out of the five people, only two people donated. I found this to be interesting because I never realized that some people help out of feeling