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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.
Fundraising, in the nonprofit sector, is no exception to the unprecedented pace of industry transformation by Artificial Intelligence.
Nathan and Scott celebrate the 50th episode of the Fundraising AI podcast, reflecting on their journey and the rapid evolution of AI technology.
Meet Dave Raley, consultant, co-host, writer & keynote speaker, and the founder of Imago Consulting, an advisory firm that helps organizations create growth through innovation.
We start today’s conversation with Nathan and Scott sharing their thoughts on the inauguration of the 47th president of the USA and the tech giants who were present.
Welcome back and Happy New Year to all our tech enthusiasts. In this episode, Nathan and Scott discuss their recent experiences with AI, including Nathan’s exploration of quantum computing and Scott’s digital detox.
In this episode, Nathan and Scott discuss the rapid advancements in AI, their implications for the fundraising sector, and what you need to look out for when using newly developed technologies in general.
In this episode, Nathan and Scott explore the concept of anthropomorphizing AI, delving into how simple acts like saying “please” and “thank you” can transform how we interact with AI tools.
Meet Jean Westrick, an Executive Director at the Technology Association of Grantmakers (TAG). She has 20+ years in philanthropy, specializing in technology strategy, program execution, and foundation operations.
Starting today’s conversation, Nathan and Scott discuss practical takeaways from recent conferences, including Scott’s experience at the AFP Kindleberger Forum, where he saw firsthand how AI can empower small nonprofits with limited resources.
In today’s conversation, Subha Vadlamannati, founder and CEO of OpenNLP Labs and a student at Stanford, shares her journey and mission to make natural language processing (NLP) accessible for low-resource and marginalized languages.
The evolution of AI has made our work easy and quick. But it’s crucial that we are using it for the right reasons. There’s also a dark side to using AI that most people aren’t aware of.
In today’s conversation, Cherian Koshy reflects on the evolution of technology, transparency, and the role of AI in nonprofit fundraising.
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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