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AI is \already\ in your charity...
Three quarters of charities are using it, and yet, three quarters have no strategy for it.
That gap is not an adoption or technology problem, it's a leadership issue.
In this 50-minute seminar, Darren Richards of Charity AI Partners and Salvatore Salpietro of Dataro show you how to get started with AI, why UK and European charities are uniquely positioned to lead in this new era, and how charities are already using AI to cut costs and grow income significantly from donations.
You'll see how one UK charity halved its mailing volume and doubled response rates, delivering a 6:1 return on investment.
In our sector, where reputation is everything, the real risk is not taking the lead, while your staff quietly use AI tools you know nothing about.
You will leave knowing:
Where to begin
How to move forwards safely
What good governance looks like
All with proven results from real charities.
A seminar for CEOs, Fundraising Directors, and senior fundraisers ready to lead on AI, with space to ask any question.
Hosted by
🚀 CGO @ Dataro, ex-Fundraise Up | 🌐 Unlocking Generosity Through Donor-Centric AI Tech | 🛵 Vespa-Riding Nonprofit Tech Evangelist, Speaker, Polyglot | 🖖 Star Trek, Star Wars, Lego Fan | 🤝 Connect > Follow
Darren Richards is Founder of Charity AI Partners, the governance and strategy consultancy helping UK and international charities turn AI uncertainty into clarity, confidence, and income growth without breaking trust. With over twenty years of charity fundraising and leadership experience, the last three working across five continents, he advises CEOs, directors, and trustees on governance, strategy, and income growth. Creator of the Humans Lead, AI Scales framework, Darren translates complex AI decisions into plain language charity boards can act on. Darren is the author of The Plane Parable and Breaking the Chain, host of the Someday Arrival podcast, and known online as @CharityAIGuy.
Dataro sits on top of your CRM and tells you exactly who to contact next and what to ask for — so instead of guessing your way through your list, you spend your time on the donors most likely to give and hit your target with less work.
