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Welcome to Fundraising.AI, your guide to navigating the ethical landscape of nonprofit fundraising and artificial intelligence. In this podcast, we explore the intricate intersection where philanthropy meets technology, delving into Responsible and Beneficial AI practices and their impact on fundraising endeavors.
Join us for engaging discussions with industry experts and thought leaders.
Building trust and accountability in donor relationships.
Harnessing technology to drive meaningful change and amplify impact.
Safeguarding donor information in an increasingly digital world.
Crafting algorithms that prioritize fairness, transparency, and inclusivity.
Exploring partnerships that promote Responsible and Beneficial AI adoption and innovation.
Whether you’re a nonprofit professional, fundraiser, or technology enthusiast, Fundraising.AI equips you with actionable insights and best practices.
In a world where AI evolves at lightning speed, many people and organizations still find themselves stuck on the sidelines. Today’s discussion explores why so many teams face “analysis paralysis” when choosing the right tools.
What if AI has the ability not only to make your organization faster but also to make it fundamentally different? AI adoption is surpassing tools and individual workflows, leading into organizational redesign, governance, and the future of work.
Imagine a world where one person and a cluster of algorithms run a billion-dollar charity. It sounds like science fiction, but as AI reshapes philanthropy, this hyper-efficient reality may be closer than we think.
As AI changes the way nonprofits connect with donors, the big question is: can technology make fundraising more personal, not less? Derric Bakker, CEO at DickersonBakker, explores how fundraising has moved from personal, relationship-based work to more transactional communication.
Today, let’s explore how good data, clear goals, and trust are the real keys to getting value from AI. Meet Daniel Basco, Senior Director, iWave & Data Intelligence at Kindsight.
In a world where change is happening faster than ever, the biggest challenge is not just finding new tools; it is helping people feel ready to use them.
Have you ever considered what the bigger risk is? Adapting the wrong AI tool or waiting too long to get started? Since predictive, generative, and agentic AI continue to alter how organizations operate, understanding how these different technologies complement one another is of utmost importance.
AI is changing the way we work, create, and make decisions, but are we ready for the changes ahead? From privacy concerns to powerful new AI tools, this conversation explores what the future may look like!
AI is changing the way we work, but using it wisely is key to getting real value! In this conversation, Nathan and Scott talk about Anthropic’s Fable model and how AI tools can help with complex tasks, improve productivity, and support better decision-making.
While many people know about AI, not everyone chooses to use it. The key difference is curiosity and the willingness to try new tools!
Behind every new AI breakthrough lies a bigger question: who benefits, who loses, and what comes next? In this conversation, Nathan and Scott explore some of the biggest debates shaping the future of artificial intelligence.
This episode features Sophia ‘Puff’ Story, Co-Founder of 3 Sided Cube USA, exploring how mission-driven technology and artificial intelligence are reshaping both business and nonprofit sectors.
Meet your hosts

Founder, Fundraising.AI
Nathan is widely recognized as a leading authority on the intersection of artificial intelligence and philanthropy. He co-authored the award-winning Generosity Crisis and Nonprofit AI, and he founded Fundraising.AI to promote responsible and beneficial AI adoption in the nonprofit space.

VP of AI Innovation, DonorSearch Ai
Scott began his journey in the nonprofit sector twelve years ago as a prospect researcher. He became interested in predictive modeling and data analytics, and began to create an immense commitment to delivering tailor-made machine learning models to nonprofits.
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