Purpose: The purpose of this study was to investigate public acceptance of sport donation, the public's intention to donate, and the moderating effect of being an entrepreneur. Methods: Through purposive sampling, 163 entrepreneurs and 173 nonentrepreneurs were recruited. Confirmatory factor analysis and Cronbach's alpha were used to examine the validity and reliability of the measurements in this study. Results: Structural equation modeling revealed that public acceptance positively predicted donating intention. Furthermore, a two-group stacked model indicated a stronger public acceptance-donating intention relationship among entrepreneurs than among nonentrepreneurs. Conclusion: These findings contribute to the literature on sport industry policy and could provide valuable managerial guidance for government agencies.