The purpose of this study is to investigate the fund-raising strategies for charity organizations in Taiwan. Questionnaires were mailed to 297 charity foundations and 960 donors randomly selected from the list of Child Welfare League Foundation R.O.C. to compare the differences in perception between fund-raisers and donors in regards to charitable behaviors, fund-raising approaches, and techniques. The research concludes that some demographic variables can segment the donor markets, which is consistent with the findings of most previous studies. The investigation found that fund-raisers and donors share similar opinions on most of the charitable behavior and fund-raising approaches. Some suggestions on how to improve fund-raising performance are offered in this report.