The Social Return on Investment (SROI) is seen as a new invention to measure efficacy in nonprofit organizations and it is often advertised as a figure which can be easily communicated to private donors and thus, facilitate fundraising in the increasingly competitive third sector. This study analysis the perceived significance of SROI by private donors by using the method of conjoint analysis. A multivariate approach has been subject of elaboration including three other factors besides SROI that influence a donation decision which have been derived from literature: the brand awareness of an...