Abstract
This paper describes a survey research project that was designed to assist local United Way volunteers in making decisions about the extent to which contributor input should influence United Way allocation decisions. This paper reviews ethical issues inherent in projects with implications for the community at large, and articulates ethical standards that might be used as guidelines for planning and implementing community interventions. These ethical standards are applied to issues raised by the United Way project. Finally, the paper discusses the value of the ethical standards defined in this article as guides to planning and implementing community interventions.
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