I give nonprofit leaders three things that are hard to afford full time: communications that show your impact, private AI that protects your data, and strategy from someone who has been a corporate and technology executive.
of nonprofit CEOs say their own burnout is very much a concern, up from just under 30% a year earlier.
Source: CEP, State of Nonprofits 2026of nonprofit CEOs say foundation grants have been harder to secure since January 2025. 39% ran a deficit in 2025.
Source: CEP, State of Nonprofits 2026of nonprofits have no AI governance policy, even though 92% use AI in some way. Only 4% have documented, repeatable AI workflows.
Source: Virtuous and Fundraising.AI, 2026"Our story isn't reaching funders."
How I helpI set up one clear message and a simple calendar across donors, funders, your board and your community. Then we build a system your team can keep running, so each story gets used more than once.
"Staff are pasting things into AI tools and we don't know what."
How I helpWe map what data you hold and what can go where. You get a short policy people will actually follow, and a private place to do the work.
"I'm the CEO, the strategist and the IT department."
How I helpI join as your outsourced strategy lead. I take on the commercial and technology questions, bring a plan to you and your board, and stay until the work is moving.
"We need new revenue, but we can't hire for it."
How I helpWe look at where your best support comes from, test new channels and earned revenue ideas in small steps, and track what works before you commit real budget.
Use one or all three. They work best together, because good AI needs clean knowledge and good communications need a clear strategy.
Tell your story in a way funders, donors and your community remember.
Get the benefits of AI without handing your most sensitive information to tools you don't control.
An experienced corporate and technology executive on your team, without the executive salary.
Not every nonprofit needs its own server. Some do. I'll tell you which one you are, and we'll start with the lightest setup that protects what you hold.
We choose the setup and read the contract terms together, so you know where your information goes and whether it can be used to train a model.
A business AI plan may be enough for everyday work. Client or donor records may call for a model in your own cloud account or on your own hardware.
Clear lists of what's allowed, who can see what, how long data is kept and when a person must review the output.
Your privacy duties and funder requirements still apply, and someone has to keep the system secure. We plan for that up front and bring in your legal counsel where needed.
Most work starts as a 90-day sprint, a monthly retainer or an advisory role. See ways to work together.
