Fundraiser Enablement helps frontline fundraisers build relationships and navigate our physical world. These bonafide road warriors travel far and wide to meet potential donors. Let's look at the #AI technology behind Gravyty Go! that makes planning a trip a simple process.

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This week on the AI Ideas column, we speak with Jim Rutt, CIO / CISO at The Dana Foundation. Jim is directing technology to advance brain science at prestigious institutions around the globe.

The great team at Blackbaud recently released an infographic with new research titled How Gift Officer Management Impacts Fundraising Goals. The findings are paramount to the work we're doing at gravyty by helping organizations use artificial intelligence (AI) technology to execute a strategy that gives frontline fundraisers the working capacity to create multiple personalized touch points with their entire assigned portfolios each year, increase personal visits, and inspire more major gifts.

Chantal Forster is the Executive Director of Technology Affinity Group (TAG), a membership organization of foundations that promotes the strategic use of technology to further philanthropic goals. As a leader on technology in the nonprofit sector, we were honored at the chance to speak with Chantal when we were given the opportunity. Per usual, when we turned our connection with an industry thought leader into yours by capturing our conversation for Gravyty’s AI Ideas column.

Sam Caplan is Chief Information Officer at the Walton Family Foundation, the family-led foundation that awarded more than $595 million in grants in 2018 to improve K-12 education, protect rivers and oceans, and invest in Northwest Arkansas and the Arkansas-Mississippi Delta. As a thought leader in nonprofit philanthropy, when Sam speaks – we all listen. We recently sat down for a Q&A about AI in philanthropy.

Gravyty is constantly listening to our users and using their feedback to find even more ways to make their lives easier. We understand that most fundraisers have developed their own preferred methods for following up with donors and prospects, which can vary from person to person. To tailor our features even closer to user preferences, we revamped Gravyty’s follow-up workflow.

Here at Gravyty, we spend a lot of time talking about the why. AI for fundraising is so valuable because it allows our customers to go deeper into their giving pyramids, qualify more potential donors, and propel donors higher up the pyramid. How that’s achieved is by prioritizing a fundraiser’s day so they spend less time digging into data and instead spend the majority of their day building relationships with donors. In today’s Feature Friday, we have updates that give frontline fundraisers time back in their days and we continue to connect the how with the why.

In today's Feature Friday, Gravyty's CTO Rich Palmer walks us through updates that further ensure the language our AI crafts is both in the fundraiser’s voice and also personalized to the specific donor.

With the start of the New Year, gift officers are eager to set their travel plans and secure personal visits, so Gravyty improved the user experience for Gravyty Go!