Community-Centered AI: Involving the People Nonprofits Serve
Why and how nonprofits should involve the people they serve in choosing, designing and reviewing AI tools, from listening sessions to shared governance.
Research notes on how artificial intelligence is changing donors, nonprofits, giving platforms and the ethics of philanthropy.
Why and how nonprofits should involve the people they serve in choosing, designing and reviewing AI tools, from listening sessions to shared governance.
How nonprofits and funders can pool data to see unmet needs and reduce duplication, with the governance needed to protect the people behind it.
How AI helps nonprofits stop card testing, fake campaigns and impersonation in online giving without turning away genuine donors.
Trustees don't need to be technologists to govern AI well. These practical questions help nonprofit boards oversee strategy, data, risk and vendors.
How AI can help more employees claim matching gifts, ease verification for companies and help nonprofits collect funds they are already owed.
How AI can take scheduling, matching and paperwork off a volunteer coordinator's plate without turning goodwill into gig work.
Where AI helps disaster relief move faster, from damage maps to cash transfers, and how to keep the least visible communities from being left out.
How nonprofits can use AI to find major gift prospects while respecting donor privacy, consent and the trust that makes philanthropy work.
How nonprofits can use predictive fundraising tools with meaningful donor consent, data minimization, clear governance and plain-language disclosure.