The nonprofit AI toolkit

AI tools
for your fundraising team.

Built for how a nonprofit actually runs.

Appeals, grants, thank-yous, campaigns, volunteer comms, impact reports. Finished deliverables, not a blank ChatGPT prompt.

34 toolsFree to previewWorks with GPT · Claude · Gemini
Diverse volunteers in teal aprons packing food boxes together in a bright community center
Right now, in the office

Appeals, grants, thank-yous and impact reports, written for the mission, not the marketing deck.

No signup to previewFreeWorks with ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini34 tools built for nonprofits
Written about the work nonprofits actually do
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Publication names shown as sector reference points only, no affiliation or endorsement implied.

Why you can trust the output

Credibility, shown not claimed.

No borrowed logos, no paid endorsements. Here is exactly how these documents are built, and what we will and won't promise your board.

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Built from real funder criteria

Grant and proposal tools follow the review rubrics foundations actually publish, need statement, logic model, measurable outcomes, sustainability, not a generic template.

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Checked by working fundraisers

Each tool's must-includes and common mistakes come from development directors, grant writers and volunteer managers who do the job every week.

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No donor data required

No signup to preview, nothing sold on. Paste in only what the form asks for, never donor names, gift amounts or personal records.

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We say what we're not

This is a drafting tool, not legal, tax or accounting advice. Have counsel or your auditor review governance, 501(c)(3) and acknowledgement language before filing.

A day at the nonprofit

Every job on the list, done in a minute.

08:14
Development
New gift → warm thank-you letter
22s
09:35
ED office
Foundation lead → LOI draft
48s
10:52
Comms
Volunteer shift → recruitment post
31s
12:10
Programs
Q3 outcomes → funder update
1m 04s
14:20
Board prep
Campaign brief → gift range chart
38s
16:41
Development
Year-end concept → appeal letter
52s
Illustrative day, actual usage varies by role.
Nonprofit development team reading a printed donor appeal letter together
Grant writer drafting a foundation proposal beside a project budget
Volunteer handing a handwritten thank-you card to a smiling donor
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Get a finished asset.

Guests applauding at a charity gala as the campaign goal thermometer is revealed
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"Our year-end appeal raised 38% more than last year with the same list. The letter finally sounds like a person wrote it, not a committee."
Kara N.
Executive Director, mid-size food bank
"Two of our last three grant renewals came back funded on the first submission. The alignment paragraph is the unlock."
Marcus R. · Development Director, youth services
"Thank-you letters used to go out in three weeks. Now they're out in 48 hours, warm, in the ED's voice, and our second-gift retention is up 14 points."
Priya S. · Donor Relations Manager, arts nonprofit
Reviews from the sector

What fundraisers actually said.

4.8
240+ reviews · 95% would recommend
Our year-end appeal raised 38% more than last year on the same list. The letter finally sounds like a person wrote it.
Kara N.
Executive Director, food bank · Columbus, OH
Verified user
Two of our last three renewals came back funded on the first submission. The alignment paragraph is the unlock.
Marcus R.
Development Director, youth services · Atlanta, GA
Verified user
Thank-yous used to take three weeks. They're out in 48 hours now and second-gift retention is up 14 points.
Priya S.
Donor Relations Manager, arts nonprofit · Jersey City, NJ
Verified user
I drafted the whole spring campaign plan, gift range chart included, in one afternoon before a board meeting.
Dani R.
Board chair, animal rescue · Portland, OR
Verified user
The volunteer recruitment post filled twelve shifts in a weekend. We'd been short-staffed for two months.
Yvette M.
Volunteer Coordinator · Tampa, FL
Verified user
Impact report copy that funders actually read. Our program officer quoted it back to us on the renewal call.
Theo K.
Program Manager, literacy nonprofit · Chicago, IL
Verified user

Reviews are shared with permission from development staff, grant writers and volunteer coordinators using these tools. Surnames are shortened at their request, we don't use paid endorsements.

Free to preview

See a real result before you give us anything. No card, no signup, no trial countdown.

No lock-in

Everything is plain text you can copy into your CRM, edit and keep, even if you never come back.

Human support

A real person answers support mail, usually the same day, including through year-end crunch.

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Every part of the nonprofit.

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All 34 tools.

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Frequently asked.

Is it free?

Yes, every tool is free to preview. No credit card required.

Do I need an account?

No signup is required to preview a result. You only need an account to save presets across sessions.

Does the output paste into my donor CRM?

Yes. Plain text formatted for Bloomerang, DonorPerfect, Salesforce NPSP, Little Green Light, Bonterra, and similar.

Which AI model does it use?

Tools work with GPT, Claude and Gemini. You can run the generated asset in any of them.

How is this different from ChatGPT?

Each tool is pre-loaded with the criteria, signals and pitfalls for one specific nonprofit job. You get a finished deliverable, not a generic draft.

Volunteers of all ages painting a bright community mural together at golden hour

AI for nonprofits that ships work.