Vala Afshar, Chief Data Evangelist at Salesforce, and friend of Gravyty used his Huffington Post column to write How Nonprofits Can Use Artificial Intelligence (AI) To Improve Fundraising. We're proud to say the piece prominently featured Gravyty, and our CEO, Adam Martel.

A little more than a year ago, leaders in the advancement industry recognized that artificial intelligence (AI) technology was beginning to revolutionize the way fundraising worked.

Adrienne Stein is Senior Director of Development Systems for Planned Parenthood Federation of America and Action Fund. She is a technology leader in the nonprofit sector who has helped organizations manage technology and data to be more effective and efficient. We had the chance to sit down with Adrienne for a Q&A session about how technology is impacting fundraising.

Westmont College, a Christian liberal arts institution located in scenic Santa Barbara, recently confronted a major obstacle in its advancement and fundraising efforts. Read how it used fundraiser enablement tools, powered by AI, to solve these problems.

For most organizations, especially those with an advancement research department, limited fundraiser capacity leaves a large (and often growing) pool of donor prospects who have the capacity to give but have not been assigned to a fundraiser’s portfolio. We call these 'rated but unassigned' prospects.

One of the top companies in the world, IBM, admitted that AI progress is stymied because customers aren’t prepared for implementations and data mapping. These are issues that plague IBM and the majority of AI vendors out there, but that Gravyty – a much smaller organization – has overcome.

Just like last year, Gravyty is set to make a big splash at Dreamforce 2019 in San Francisco. With all of the craziness that comes along with Dreamforce, we want to be sure you don’t miss your chance to connect with us and learn how artificial intelligence (AI) is powering fundraiser enablement to help change-the-world organizations inspire and build lasting donor relationships, faster and more efficiently than ever thought possible.

Watch our video to see how under the leadership of Don Weinbach, Quinnipiac University continues its tradition of 'making fast faster, great greater, and smart even smarter' with AI-enabled fundraising.

It’s November and we are now fully engaged in the end of year giving push. For many organizations, that means it’s all hands on deck to make sure that no personal ask goes unmade. 

Everyone knows exactly what an email blast looks like, whether it’s from your alma mater asking for a contribution to their fundraising campaign, or the local pet shelter looking for extra funding. Donors today expect more from nonprofits. They want to see an appeal that’s relevant to their individual interests.