The "Don't you agree.." question is just a bad question all round.
"How many times....." a week? month? year? life time?

Why do you need my name?
Age range?
The double negative question difficult to answer.

I would never leave my name on the Internet on a survey nor my age, which is not relevant. Since I live in the US I don't know the pound/dollar conversion.

I have learnt not to over lap each other number

i have learnt today not to be to specific with you personal infomation, e.g where do you live, do not anwser questions you don't feel comfortable with.

i hav learnt not to give ur real age and address cuz its personal

i'd prefer the age question to be something like age 10-20 or 20-30 instead of an exact age.

I usually give more than £20 when I donate - think about the audience of your survey. More than £20 might seem a lot to you but isn't so much for most adults.

How often? do you mean each week, each month or each year?

One question was a bit leading, as in "Don't you believe..."

One of the questions required an answer in pounds. For participants outside of the UK, other currencies would have helped.

Some questions were very confusing - especially the "don't you agree..."question. If I answer yes, then I don't agree the events are terrible.

double negative "Don'tyou agree..." confusing
assumed or implied others frequency seemed like annually, no problems with age/name style, option is to leave bla

Age question should be multiple choice. How often needs a time scale.
The amount given needs an open ended amount at the end.

How often do i donate? each week. The questions did get me thinking about what i do give to charity!!

Privacy issues re asking people for their real name and age - an age range would have been better. Wasn't sure of time scales on 'how often do you give'

Assume you won't publish the list of the heartless crew who said the Haiti situation was NOT terrible... issues of anonymity, ? stopping too early in options

For the amount, you haven't allowed people to give more than £20 - you could easily add >£20 as a category.

Some of the questions could have had more than one answer so then the feedback is less useful.
you could also have a q on how we donate?

Had a problem understanding double-negative. Didn't like giving too much personal info. Didn't understand time-scales. Didn't understand context of questions

I agree with the others that providing personal info like name and exact age is not a good idea. Also useful to find out how people give to charity.

Does giving to charity include 50p in a collection tin or is it limited to larger donations. You may give a few pence to someone in the street but does itcount

Might be good to say what you intend to do with the data - is is going to be kept secret or shared with others? Think about a privacy statement.

How many times do I give per week/month/year/lifetime?
Also I doubt anyone happy giving their name and age to an untrusted online form
Otherwise good. Have fun

How often do I give to charity? Is this per week? month? year? lifetime... I wasn't sure, so I left the question blank.
I wrote lots for last question too...

If the last question must be yes / no then maybe you should have those as the only answers - it would probably make it easier to sort the results.

I would be much happier picking an age bracket rather than typing in my real age.

Felt a bit strange giving my name - only submitted my first name. Wanted to give more info on how I give - ie through fundraising , subscription, charity box.

The question about Haiti suggested i hadn't given enough

Also could have asked how we give to charity (donations, regualar payment / sponsorship) Good start

How often do you give? do you mean per year? or ever?

Are you including collection tins such as Poppy Appeal?

How many times per week? Per year?

Also some leading questions!

I give Exactly £5 per donation and wasn;t sure where to tick!

C Smy
Head of Maths
JBS

"How often do you give...". I give every 3-6 months but there's no answer that fits.

"Don't you agree.." is a confusing way to ask the question.

I wasn't too keen on your age question :)
I also didn't know how often you meant I give to charity (e.g. once or twice a month etc). Leading questions too?!