[WEBINAR]
Using AI to Compete for Donor Dollars in Today’s Nonprofit Landscape
Fundraising is becoming more competitive, and donors expect clearer proof of impact. In this session, we’ll show how leading nonprofits are using AI to quantify outcomes, strengthen donor communication, and compete more effectively for funding.
What We’ll Cover:
Fundraising is becoming more competitive and donors expect clearer proof of impact. Nonprofit leaders are under growing pressure to show measurable results and demonstrate the value their work delivers to the community.
Join Stephen King, Founder of The Fundraising Accounting Community and Bryan Gregory from Aldridge on Thursday, May 14 at 11:00 AM CT as they discuss how nonprofits are beginning to use AI to analyze program outcomes, strengthen donor communication, and better demonstrate return on investment to supporters.
You will leave with a clearer view of how the landscape is changing and how nonprofit leaders can begin using AI to compete more effectively for donor dollars.
Topics
- Why fundraising is becoming more competitive – The broader shifts affecting the nonprofit sector and why organizations are facing increased pressure to compete for donor dollars.
- How leading nonprofits are using data to compete more effectively – Why donor communication is shifting from general appeals to clearer proof of outcomes, stewardship, and measurable community impact.
- How to quantify donor return on investment – Practical ways nonprofits can connect their programs to tangible results and communicate the real impact donors are helping create.
- How AI can help turn outputs into outcomes – How organizations are beginning to use AI to organize program data, analyze results, and strengthen the case for donor investment.
- Real examples of nonprofits using AI today – Examples of how nonprofits are applying AI to better understand their impact, improve donor communication, and strengthen fundraising efforts.
- What nonprofit leaders should be thinking about now – Why AI will become a competitive advantage in fundraising and how nonprofit leaders can begin thinking about it strategically without adding complexity to their organization.
CPE Information
Participants must attend the live session in its entirety and respond to all required polling questions during the webinar to receive CPE credit.
- Delivery Method: Group Internet-Based
- CPE Credits & Field of Study: 1.0 Credit – (IT) Information Technology
- Program Level: Basic
- Prerequisites: None
- Advanced Preparation: None
- Refund Policy: No fee; no refund necessary
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Meet The Speakers
Stephen King, CPA
Founder
Stephen is the Founder of The Fundraising Accountant Community and a recognized thought leader in nonprofit financial management. His work focuses on helping nonprofit leaders use financial insight to strengthen donor relationships, improve decision-making, and raise more money to advance their missions.
Stephen’s career spans nearly four decades of accounting system design, technology innovation, and management accounting services. He previously founded GrowthForce, one of the nation’s largest cloud-based client accounting service firms, which was later acquired by G&A Partners. Earlier in his career, Stephen served as CFO of Amnesty International USA, where he helped scale the organization’s financial and operational systems during a period of rapid growth.
Through his work, Stephen continues to help nonprofit organizations build stronger financial strategies that support sustainable growth and mission impact.
Bryan Gregory
Vice President | Partner
Bryan serves as Vice President and Partner at Aldridge, where he focuses on building relationships with organizations and helping them align technology and cybersecurity with their business goals. Since joining Aldridge in 2008 as the firm’s first salesperson, Bryan has played a key role in the company’s growth and expansion.
Over the past 15+ years, Bryan has helped support 17 acquisitions as Aldridge expanded its presence across Texas and into Washington. His experience working closely with leadership teams gives him a deep understanding of how technology, security, and operational strategy intersect to support long-term growth.
Bryan is passionate about understanding each client’s business and connecting them with the right technology and security solutions that reduce risk, support scalability, and enable organizations to operate more efficiently and securely.
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