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🤖 Will AI kill the "human touch" in fundraising? Nearly half of donors (49%) are worried it will. But here’s the twist: 61% actually want you to use AI to fundraise better - as long as it doesn't feel robotic. The line between "efficient" and "impersonal" is thin. Learn how to walk it without losing your donors' trust. Download the report now.

Using AI to tailor your appeals seems smart, but 39% of donors say they are uncomfortable with their data being used this way. The difference between a gift and an unsubscribe often comes down to one thing: Transparency. Get the full breakdown on: ❌ What triggers donor anxiety ✅ How to explain your AI use 📈 Why transparency is the new non-negotiable Get the latest insights to know more.

Is your AI outreach helpful or intrusive? The answer might surprise you. While some donors appreciate tailored appeals, 39% are uncomfortable with their data being used for AI targeting. For many supporters, the "black box" approach to AI is a dealbreaker. Get the data on how to navigate the "personalization paradox" and why 92% of donors now demand clear transparency.

🚫 Stop guessing what your donors think about AI. We asked them. The results are in: 66% of donors say data privacy is their #1 concern. They want your nonprofit to be efficient, but not if it risks their personal data. Before you adopt new tools, you need to know where the boundaries are. Inside the 2025 report: 🔒 The top 3 donor concerns you can't ignore 📉 How AI impacts willingness to donate ✅ The transparency standards 92% of donors expect Download the data to keep your strategy safe.

Is your AI strategy costing you donor trust? According to our new 2025 report, 66% of donors cite data privacy as their top concern regarding AI adoption. While donors want nonprofits to be efficient, they are drawing a hard line when it comes to data security. Before you implement new tools, you need to understand the boundaries your donors have already set.

Get ready to transform the way you think about fundraising—and get a free copy of a groundbreaking new book! Cherian Koshy, Kindsight VP and author of the upcoming book Neurogiving: The Science of Donor Decision Making, will sit down with Melissa Kwilosz, Kindsight's VP of Client Strategy, for an unforgettable conversation about the science of generosity. Cherian and Melissa will dive into how neuroscience, psychology, and behavioral economics reveal what truly drives people to give, how emotions and memory drive decisions, and how you can create donor experiences that feel natural, joyful, and downright irresistible. It’s not about persuasion or pressure; it’s about unlocking the generosity that’s already there. Whether you’re a nonprofit leader, fundraiser, or advancement professional, this is your chance to learn how to turn brain science into fundraising magic. Expect big ideas, actionable tips, and maybe even a few “aha!” moments. Don’t miss it—your donors (and your brain) will thank you! 🧠✨