Questions against your own gifts
Totals, funds, and recent gifts come from the records you already keep. The assistant is not filling in a generic script about an organization it has never seen.
AI tools
Ask about giving, then draft the appeal
The fundraising assistant reads the gifts already in your records. Staff can ask what came in, who gave for the first time, and who has gone quiet. When you want words, it drafts a thank-you or an appeal. You edit that draft. It does not send.
A read of your gifts, and a draft you control
A weekly read of what changed
It can summarize the week: what came in, gifts that stand out, people who gave for the first time, and people who had been giving and stopped.
A draft, not a send
A thank-you or an appeal can be written for staff to edit. Sending stays with a person. Nothing goes out because the assistant finished a paragraph.
A short summary for a board packet
A month of giving can be pulled into a few lines: the total, how it compares with the month before, and what needs a look before the meeting.
Questions about this page
No. It answers giving questions and drafts appeals and thank-yous from your records. It is not a place to ask it to run the rest of the organization.
Read the gifts, then write the appeal.
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