Where AI helps most
Impact stories and explainers based on your own notes.
Open the playbook →Campaign and event posts.
Open the playbook →Volunteer handbooks and onboarding checklists.
Open the playbook →Board and team meeting actions.
Open the playbook →Answer grant questions from your own notes, within word limits.
Open the playbook →Keep donors and volunteers updated.
Open the playbook →Find themes in volunteer and beneficiary feedback.
Open the playbook →AI tools worth a look for nonprofits and charities
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Do’s and don’ts
Do
- Put real stories and real numbers at the centre.
- Check funder rules on AI.
- Ask nonprofit programmes about discounted tools.
Don’t
- Paste beneficiary personal details into AI tools.
- Use AI images of people as if they were real beneficiaries.
- Overstate impact.
Watch out for
- Check funder rules on AI use in applications.
- Protect beneficiary data; never paste it into AI tools.
General guidance, not legal or professional advice. Check your industry’s rules and your tools’ data terms.
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