AI for Nonprofit Fundraising
Online course for fundraising teams that want to multiply their impact using AI, in an ethical and safe way. 100% practical, with templates and examples to get great results in hours, not months.
Fundraising focus
Grants, donors, appeals, and partnerships
AI Dashboard included
Prioritize use cases, tools, owners, and risks
Templates and prompts
Practical resources for real development work
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Benefits for your fundraising team
Find better-fit funders
Use AI to summarize eligibility rules, compare opportunities, and turn funder research into a usable shortlist.
Draft stronger proposals
Create better first drafts, improve clarity, check alignment with funder priorities, and reduce blank-page time.
Improve donor communications
Adapt appeals, stewardship emails, campaign updates, and thank-you messages without losing your organization voice.
Avoid risky shortcuts
Know when not to paste donor data, how to verify AI outputs, and where human judgment must stay in charge.
Build repeatable workflows
Turn useful prompts into standard processes for research, drafting, review, approvals, and follow-up.
Delegate tasks to AI agents
Give repetitive tasks to AI agents, to save time and focus on more valuable work. With proper guardrails and safety measures.
What you will build during the course
Fundraising AI Dashboard
A working dashboard for grant, donor, appeal, partnership, and reporting use cases.
Funder research workflow
A repeatable process for summarizing funder fit, eligibility, deadlines, and next actions.
Proposal review checklist
A practical way to review clarity, requirements, evidence, voice, and claims before submission.
Donor communication prompts
Reusable prompts for appeals, thank-you messages, stewardship updates, and campaign variants.
Safe donor-data rules
A simple policy for what fundraising data can and cannot be used inside AI tools.
First pilot plan
A small test for one grant, campaign, or reporting workflow with success measures and owner.
Course curriculum
1. AI basics for fundraising teams
Plain-English AI foundations, prompt basics, mission alignment, donor-data caution, and the AI Dashboard.
2. AI uses and opportunities
Map grant, donor, campaign, partnership, and reporting workflows, then prioritize ideas by value, effort, and risk.
3. AI tools: the fundraising stack
Get the best AI tools and agents for research, drafting, CRM-adjacent workflows, reporting, and team knowledge.
4. AI risks and guardrails
Protect donor data, verify grant requirements, avoid fabricated evidence, and keep human review in sensitive decisions.
5. AI team
Assign owners for grants, donor communications, data, approvals, and prompt/template maintenance.
6. AI pilots
Test one funder research workflow, proposal review process, donor email workflow, or report summary.
7. AI culture
Keep examples, approved prompts, funder notes, review rules, and fundraising lessons in a shared AI Library.
8. Resources
Dashboards, prompts, proposal checklists, donor communication examples, policy notes, and curated tool directories.
Templates, prompts, and bonus resources
Fundraising dashboard templates
Use-case scoring, pilot planning, prompt library, tool shortlist, and implementation roadmap.
Grant research prompts
Prompts for eligibility summaries, funder fit notes, opportunity comparisons, and deadline planning.
Proposal drafting assistants
Outline builders, clarity reviewers, funder-alignment checks, and compliance review prompts.
Donor communication tools
Appeal variants, stewardship updates, thank-you notes, donor segmentation ideas, and tone checks.
Risk and privacy checklists
Donor-data rules, human review checkpoints, hallucination checks, and claim verification routines.
Reporting and learning aids
Impact summary prompts, campaign debriefs, report outlines, and funder update workflows.
Course options
Course
45€
- Full course access
- Dashboard and templates
- Prompt and resource library
Course + Support
95€
- Everything in the self-guided course
- Answers for AI questions and problems
- Great for AI-beginners
Team access
Group discount
- Custom pricing based on group size
- Get all your team ready for the AI future
- Optional services (audits, strategy, ongoing support)
Direct guidance from a nonprofit AI specialist
This course is offered and supported by Miguel Angel Garcia, founder of Nonprofit.top, Nonprofit Top and NonprofitPrice. Miguel has worked in technology and marketing for more than 15 years and has spent the last 6 years focused entirely on nonprofit organizations.
That combination shapes the course: lessons are filtered through real nonprofit constraints, including small teams, limited budgets, fundraising pressure, sensitive information, volunteer workflows, and the need to show impact.
Frequently asked questions
Is this just another AI course?
Not at all! This is a practical online course for fundraising teams in nonprofits. It is not just a "learn AI basics" course. It teaches the general concepts you need, but mainly helps you implement specific AI tactics for grant research, proposals, donor communications, appeals, partnerships, and funder reporting.
We give everything you need to get great results in the easiest and fastest way possible. Apart from short and 100% practical lessons, you will also receive useful templates, prompts, checklists and other resources.
Everything here is specifically designed for non-profit organizations, which have different needs and concerns than companies or other types of entities. Generic AI courses or guides do not take these needs into account, so you get worse information and results. They may even expose your organization to bigger risks.
Does this course cover AI agents and new AI tools?
Yes. The course teaches goal-driven AI agents (e.g. Claude Cowork or ChatGPT Work, among others, plus browser agents and coding agents), the skills and connectors that extend them, and the guardrails to pilot them safely. We update the course as the field changes.
What if I have questions or get stuck using an AI tool?
The Course + Support option includes direct support. Whenever you have a question, face an issue, or need advice on how to apply AI to a specific fundraising campaign, grant proposal, donor communication, or funder report, you can reach out for personalized help via email.
You are not just getting access to lessons and templates. If you choose the supported option, you are getting an AI partner without having to pay expensive consultants.
Who is this course for?
It is for development staff, grant writers, fundraising managers, executive directors, and small nonprofit teams that handle donor communications, grant research, proposals, appeals, or funder reporting.
It is also useful for people who supervise fundraising work and need safer review rules before AI touches donor-related or funder-facing content.
Is it suitable for small organizations and non-technical people?
Yes. The course is designed for small and medium-sized non-profit organizations that cannot spend a lot of money or time implementing large AI projects and need to see results as soon as possible.
No prior knowledge is required. Most of the content is beginner-friendly. We include some advanced recommendations too, but complex technical issues such as training AI models from scratch are not covered in detail, because most nonprofit organizations do not really need that.
What format do you use?
100% online. The course is text-based, with images and screenshots to complement it.
We think this is better than a traditional video course because it allows you to learn in less time and makes the material easier to update, which matters in a field that changes as quickly as AI.
Who created this?
Miguel Angel García, you can check his profile on Linkedin. He has been working in technology and marketing for over 15 years. And the last 6 years he has been 100% focused on non-profit organizations.
Can teams buy this together?
Yes. Team access should be handled by request so pricing can reflect the number of seats, the level of support, and whether the organization wants a kickoff, Q&A, or shared implementation session.
A team version is especially useful when several people need the same Dashboard, policy, review rules, and AI Library instead of each person improvising separately.
What happens if we are not satisfied?
We will give you your money back, no problem.
All we ask is that you tell us exactly what you did not like, so we can try to improve it in the future.
To avoid abuse, refunds are only made within the first 7 days after purchasing the course.
I have more questions!
Contact us, we are happy to help!
Try the course for 7 days, risk-free
Buy the course, open the lessons, and review the templates and workflows. If it is not what you expected, let us know within the first 7 days and we will give your money back. Zero risk for you or your organization.