In 2026, AI has emerged as a powerful partner that helps nonprofits stay connected with donors in meaningful, mission aligned ways. It does not replace the human connection at the core of philanthropy. It enhances it. When used thoughtfully, AI becomes a tool that helps nonprofits communicate with clarity, consistency, and care. This guide explores how AI can strengthen donor relationships, increase retention, and help nonprofits build deeper trust with the people who invest

Black Veg Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating predominantly Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities about the benefits of holistic health, plant-based diets, and vegan lifestyles. Through culturally relevant programming and community engagement, the organization empowers individuals to make healthier lifestyle choices while building stronger community connections.

Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary is a nonprofit dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and education of native and exotic reptiles Phoenix Herpetological. From abandoned pets to confiscated wildlife, their team provides lifelong care while teaching the public about conservation through tours, school programs, and community outreach.

An Interview with Terron Edwards, Executive President of Fathers Making Progress For many nonprofit leaders, the mission is personal. For Terron Edwards, Executive President of Fathers Making Progress (FMP), fatherhood didn’t just inspire his work, it saved his life. In this conversation, Terron shares his journey, the power of intentional community, and how building the right systems, including AI teammates through Vee — has helped his organization scale its impact without s

For many nonprofit leaders, the question is no longer whether AI can help. The question is how deeply AI can be woven into existing workflows to strengthen the entire organization. This article explores the operational benefits of AI and how tools like Vee.com's Maggie AI and Grant AI can support everyday processes that often drain staff time and limit capacity.

When it comes to grants, clarity matters. You need to understand where information comes from, and feel confident in what you're submitting. That’s why we’ve introduced Source Exposure & Memory Control  inside Grant. This update gives you visibility into the sources used to generate your content, and control over how they’re used moving forward. What’s New You can now view and manage the sources Grant uses while generating: Letters of Intent (LOIs) Online Form responses Insid

Annual planning is one of the most important processes for nonprofit leaders. It sets the tone for the year, establishes priorities, clarifies goals, and aligns the entire organization around a shared mission. Yet planning often becomes difficult to complete because staff are stretched thin and day to day tasks compete for attention.

Building Tech-Enabled Futures with Black and Brown Founders February is a time to honour the leaders, educators, and visionaries shaping the future of Black communities. This Black History Month, we are proud to spotlight Nancy Johnson , Founder of Black and Brown Founders Inc. , a powerhouse educator and nonprofit leader who has spent decades building pathways to opportunity. Nancy is not new to this work. She has been in business for over 40 years, attended her first nonpro

Nonprofits rely on storytelling to inspire action, mobilize supporters, and elevate community voices. Whether the goal is awareness, education, or policy change, narrative is one of the most powerful tools in an organization's toolbox. In 2026, AI offers a new way to strengthen narratives without overwhelming staff.