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Demystifying Artificial Intelligence for Nonprofits

Demystifying Artificial Intelligence for Nonprofits

It feels like every day there are new headlines about both the benefits and the dangers of AI. Some say it will replace human workers because it can aggregate information, summarize data and provide key insights, and it learns as it goes. Others worry it’s a passing fad that could open organizations up to data breaches and eliminate actual jobs. And how, exactly, does artificial intelligence fit in for nonprofits?

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Maximizing donor-advised funds for nonprofits

Maximizing Donor-Advised Funds for Nonprofits

This post explores Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs) which are one of the fastest-growing ways donors are giving to charities. These funds are accounts donors set up to contribute cash, stocks, or even real estate holdings, which they can then recommend for grants to organizations when they’re ready.

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SaaS vs. Perpetual Licensing: 8 Key Differences to Guide Your Decision

Discover the 8 key differences between SaaS and perpetual licensing to help your organization choose the right software solution. Compare costs, customization, security, updates, and more in this comprehensive guide.

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Speaking the AI Language: A Nonprofit’s Complete Guide to Getting Started with Artificial Intelligence and Key Terms

What exactly is artificial intelligence (AI)? How can your nonprofit easily and safely implement AI solutions into your daily work processes.

Speaking the AI Language: Part 2

Part two of this primer on the key AI terms your nonprofit needs to know. Learn more key terms in this vocabulary lesson for anyone that wants to start using AI tools right now, not later.

Demystifying Artificial Intelligence for Nonprofits

It feels like every day there are new headlines about both the benefits and the dangers of AI. Some say it will replace human workers because it can aggregate information, summarize data and provide key insights, and it learns as it goes. Others worry it’s a passing fad that could open organizations up to data breaches and eliminate actual jobs. And how, exactly, does artificial intelligence fit in for nonprofits?