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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.
What happens when artificial intelligence advances faster than society’s ability to adapt? And what role should nonprofits, faith leaders, and technology providers play in shaping a future that remains deeply human?
Imagine a world where AI becomes a facilitator for solving the world’s hardest challenges, but if we choose to shape it with care. Raising both opportunities and concerns, AI is quickly reshaping the world of nonprofit and higher education sectors.
Meet Ben Miller, Senior Vice President of Data Science and Analytics at Bonterra, and Tanuja Korlepra, Chief Technology Officer at Bonterra.
What if the tools we built today decide how society advances tomorrow? With the emergence of world models, which are capable of understanding causality, basic physics, spatial relationships, and time, they are prepared to predict consequences at an extraordinary scale.
This episode features Gabe Cooper, CEO and founder of Virtuous Software. Starting the conversation, Gabe shares his journey, explaining how his background in the nonprofit sector inspired him to build Virtuous with a mission to make giving more personal and meaningful.
Let’s have a thoughtful look at how purpose, strategy, and technology can come together to create meaningful global change! Dr. Douglas Jackson, CEO of Project C.U.R.E., talks about the journey of the organization, which began in a small garage in 1987 and has grown into a global charity.
What does it really take to blend human connection with rapidly evolving AI tools? How do you stay grounded when technology is constantly pushing you to do more, faster?
In this episode, Nathan and Scott explore the growing intersection of artificial intelligence, politics, and organizational values. The conversation begins with the Pentagon’s request to use Anthropic’s AI model without certain safeguards, a request the company declined.
Today, Scott sits down with Paul Goldstein, Head of AI Growth at Blackbaud, to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the non-profit sector.
The future belongs to those who are willing to see past what worked before and design for what comes next. With intelligence becoming abundant, organizations are forced to face a new challenge: turning powerful tools into meaningful, ethical impact.
The future we’ve imagined is arriving at a pace we never expected. And AI is leading the charge with the ability to code, plan autonomously, and act independently.
This conversation explores the growing influence of artificial intelligence on humanity, work, and relationships, framed through reflections on the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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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