Gravyty co-founder and CTO Rich Palmer was recently featured on The Darius Gant Show to discuss how nonprofit leaders are turning to artificial intelligence to optimize their ability to build and maintain relationships with donors.

More efficient fundraisers lead to better funding, and better funding can lead to the next Monet, this generation’s Tchaikovsky, or inspire another Jane Goodall. Philanthropy allows art to be accessible by all. Technology allows philanthropy to be done better.

We are excited to announce that the SaaS Awards has shortlisted Gravyty as a finalist for 2020! As the first artificial intelligence (AI) company focused solely on social good, this recognition for the “Best SaaS for Nonprofits and Education” is an honor and a powerful proof point that verticalized AI can change the world.

Despite potentially having less staff to fundraise, development offices are still operating and expected to contribute to overall revenue. Now, more than ever, fundraising shops are expected to do more with less.

On Wednesday, July 8 at 3 pm ET, Gravyty will be hosting a live demo of our revolutionary fundraiser enablement solutions, powered by artificial intelligence, where you can discover how to personally engage more donors and prospects, build your pipeline, and inspire giving at scale.

This year will require significant innovation and adaptability from advancement professionals across every industry. We think effective leadership and AI can play a vital role and we would like your help.

If you joined our webinar with iWave and couldn’t stick around for the Q&A or would like to cut right to the chase, we’ve highlighted some of those inquiries and responses below.

Today’s world is changing faster than most of us can comprehend, affecting both the passions of our donors and the very methods we use to inspire giving. Hidden in this quickly-spinning world are the opportunities to engage more donors and sustain giving from a broader donor-base. In this webinar, Gravyty’s Lisa Alvezi and our great friend and partner, Karin L. George of Washburn & McGoldrick, will show you how to be nimble and seize these opportunities.

Despite potentially having less staff to fundraise, development offices are still operating and expected to contribute to overall revenue. Now, more than ever, fundraising shops are expected to do more with less.

Join Gravyty and our great friend, John A. Farkas, Jr., of WVIA Public Media on Thursday, June 18 at 3:00 pm ET for a live webinar on what being an AI-enabled fundraiser looks like and the results it yields.