Masterclass: Artificial Intelligence in Fundraising
Smarter Fundraising Starts Here!
Artificial intelligence is no longer a future trend- it is already reshaping how nonprofits communicate, engage, and raise funds. Yet many organizations are either overwhelmed by it or underutilizing its true potential.
Used well, AI can help you create compelling donor messages, streamline your communication, and significantly reduce the time spent on content creation. Used poorly, it can lead to generic messaging, ethical risks, and loss of authenticity.
The real advantage lies in knowing how to use AI strategically, not just technically.
This practical, high-impact masterclass will show you how to integrate AI into your fundraising work in a way that strengthens your voice, not replaces it.
Event Details:
Date: 29 April 2026 (Wednesday)
Time: 11:00 Am (CET)
Online Via Zoom
What You’ll Learn:
In this focused 2-hour masterclass, Dr. Eva Wieners shares practical tools and strategies to help you confidently use AI in your fundraising and communications work:
- The art of crafting effective prompts to get high-quality results
- How to use AI to write compelling, donor-focused content in minutes
- How to adapt messaging for different audiences, platforms, and campaigns
- Using AI to increase efficiency without compromising quality
- Common mistakes that make AI content feel generic and how to fix them
- Key ethical considerations, including authenticity and data protection
- How to integrate AI into your workflow without losing control of your voice
Who Should Attend:
- NGO Managers and Executive Directors
- Fundraising and Development Professionals for Local and International NGOs
- Non-Profit Consultants and Consulting Firms
- Fundraisers for Local NGOs and Small Organizations
- Individuals Fundraising for Personal Causes
- Students interested in the field of fundraising
Enroll Now and learn how you can use artificial intelligence in your organization to achieve your fundraising and communication goals.
Your Instructor
Eva is based in Germany and has worked for nearly a decade with NGOs on the grassroots level in Nepal in the field of capacity development and promotion of sustainable agricultural practices. Before that, she worked in South America and Europe with different organizations. She holds a Ph.D. in geography and her field of research was sustainability and inclusion in development projects.