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Free courses, prompt templates, and guides to help your nonprofit start using AI effectively. No sign-up required for most resources.

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Sample Prompts from Our Library

Copy these prompts and try them with Claude. Replace the [BRACKETS] with your information.

Fundraising

Donor Thank-You Letter

Generate personalized thank-you letters that make donors feel valued.

Context: I work for [ORGANIZATION NAME], a [nonprofit type] focused on [mission]. We just received a donation of €[AMOUNT] from [DONOR NAME], who has been supporting us for [DURATION]. Role: You are ...
Grant Writing

Grant Letter of Inquiry

Draft compelling LOIs that get your proposals read.

Context: I'm writing a Letter of Inquiry to [FUNDER NAME] for [ORGANIZATION NAME]. We're requesting consideration for a grant of €[AMOUNT] for [PROJECT NAME]. Role: You are an experienced grant write...
Communications

Impact Story for Blog

Transform beneficiary stories into compelling narratives.

Context: I want to write a blog post about [BENEFICIARY NAME]'s experience with our program. Their story illustrates [KEY THEME/IMPACT]. Role: You are a nonprofit storyteller who writes compelling na...
Operations

Meeting Summary

Transform messy notes into actionable meeting summaries.

Context: I just finished a meeting about [TOPIC] with [PARTICIPANTS]. Here are my rough notes: [PASTE NOTES] Role: You are an executive assistant who creates clear, actionable meeting summaries. Act...

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Getting Started with AI

A simple framework to begin using AI at your nonprofit

1

Start with One Task

Pick something you do every week—like writing thank-you notes or summarizing meeting notes. Don't try to automate everything at once.

2

Use the CRAFT Framework

Give Claude Context, Role, Action, Format, and Tone. The more specific you are, the better the output. See the prompts above for examples.

3

Iterate and Refine

Your first output won't be perfect—and that's okay. Ask Claude to revise, adjust the tone, or try a different approach. Think of it as a collaboration.

4

Always Review

AI is a powerful starting point, not a replacement for human judgment. Always review outputs for accuracy, tone, and appropriateness before using them.

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