Tools for social entrepreneurship
AI-assisted tools shaped for nonprofits and the social ventures we fund. They write from your own knowledge, respect the people you serve, and give small teams their evenings back.
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Spend less time writing for funders and more time on the mission they fund.
Grant answers drafted from your own program facts, with every claim cited.
A shelter could answer a county housing grant in an afternoon instead of a week.
See how it works: Grant WriterThe monthly letter to donors and your board, consistent and grounded.
A wish-granting nonprofit could send every donor a warm monthly update in its own voice.
See how it works: Donor UpdatesClear decks for foundations, sponsors, and board asks.
A food program could walk into a sponsor meeting with a deck built from last year's results.
See how it works: Funder Pitch DecksThoughtful email series that welcome, thank, and re-engage supporters.
A small nonprofit could set up a year-end appeal that feels personal, not automated.
See how it works: Donor JourneysSourced briefs on foundations and corporate sponsors before you reach out.
A youth program could learn a funder's priorities before writing a single word.
See how it works: Funder ResearchHear the moment a funder's grants page changes, so no cycle slips by.
A food bank could learn a regional foundation opened applications the morning they went live.
See how it works: Grant WatchA simulated donor panel reacts to your appeal before it goes out.
A youth program could learn its appeal read as guilt-heavy and soften it before sending.
See how it works: Message Tester02
Share the real moments your work creates, with care for the people in them.
Consent-first stories of the people and families you serve.
A mentoring program could turn a volunteer's notes into a story families are proud to share.
See how it works: Impact StoriesA month of social posts and carousels from your real program updates.
A community pantry could plan a month of posts from one page of program notes.
See how it works: Story PostsShort captioned videos where an AI presenter explains your program or appeal.
A small shelter could explain how to donate winter coats in a 30-second video, in English and Spanish.
See how it works: Impact VideosThe press page local journalists actually need.
A shelter could answer a reporter's call with one link instead of five attachments.
See how it works: Press KitShort audio episodes built from your own stories and voices.
A legacy-story project could share families' memories as short, gentle episodes.
See how it works: Impact PodcastLong event and gala video, turned into short clips worth sharing.
A gala's two-hour recording could become a week of short thank-you clips.
See how it works: Event HighlightsWarm, on-brand images for campaigns, drawn from a sentence.
A coat drive could have a cozy illustrated banner ready the same afternoon it's announced.
See how it works: Campaign ArtAd sets sized for every place your campaign runs.
A shelter could run a matching-gift weekend with ads sized for every feed, from one brief.
See how it works: Awareness AdsLong-form stories and reports, every claim cited to your own records.
A tutoring nonprofit could publish a cited story on a year of reading gains.
See how it works: Impact ReportsAudio versions of your updates, for listeners and for accessibility.
A senior-services nonprofit could send its monthly update as audio for members with low vision.
See how it works: Read Aloud03
Help every volunteer feel ready, and keep the back office calm.
First-week plans new volunteers can check off.
A meal program could welcome every new volunteer with the same clear first shift.
See how it works: Volunteer OnboardingTraining decks, quick quizzes, and facilitator kits from your own guidelines.
A youth program could confirm every volunteer knows the safety basics before day one.
See how it works: Volunteer TrainingStep-by-step guides for the programs you run every week.
A pantry could keep Saturday distribution running smoothly even when the lead is away.
See how it works: Program RunbooksBoard-ready policies drafted from your facts, not a generic template.
A new nonprofit could draft the policies its board needs for its first annual filing.
See how it works: Nonprofit PoliciesVolunteer waivers and partner agreements, signed online with an audit trail.
A beach cleanup could collect every volunteer's waiver before the first bag is filled.
See how it works: Waivers & AgreementsClear, honest charts from the numbers you already track.
A meal program could turn a spreadsheet of monthly meals into a chart the board reads at a glance.
See how it works: Impact ChartsA typeset annual report from your stories, numbers, and charts.
A small nonprofit could ship a polished annual report without a designer.
See how it works: Annual Report Builder04
Be easy to reach, protect the people you serve, and give new social ventures a trustworthy start.
A friendly phone line that answers from your own information, day or night.
A shelter could make sure no one who calls after hours goes unanswered.
See how it works: Community HelplineVisit notes filed from a quick recording, with personal details protected.
A case worker could file a visit summary on the drive back instead of late at night.
See how it works: Private Case NotesFind nearby businesses that might sponsor, donate, or host.
A coastal nonprofit could map every cafe within five miles that might host a donation box.
See how it works: Local Partner FinderSeveral AI perspectives weigh a hard decision, then give you one clear memo.
A board could see the strongest case for and against a new program before it votes.
See how it works: Board CouncilSee whether AI assistants recommend you when someone asks for help.
A shelter could learn it wasn't mentioned when people asked AI for help nearby, and fix it.
See how it works: Found by AICheck a new venture's name across domains, handles, and trademarks.
A new social enterprise could pick a name it can actually own everywhere.
See how it works: Name Your VentureIs this business or partner real? Ask before you sign or pay.
A nonprofit could confirm a new catering vendor is legitimate before paying a deposit.
See how it works: Partner CheckCheck an impact claim against the evidence before you publish it.
A campaign could confirm a housing statistic before it goes on a billboard.
See how it works: Claim CheckStudio-quality photos of your products from one phone snapshot.
A job-training bakery could list its granola with photos that look like a real shop's.
See how it works: Shop PhotosTell us what takes up your week. We'll suggest the tools that help most and set you up.
