Your donors hear from you only when you need money
An AI agent thanks your donors, rings about failed monthly mandates, calls volunteers before a drive and tells your team when someone wants a person to talk to.
A donor gave ₹5,000 after a campaign. The receipt was the only thing they ever got back.
A monthly gift stopped because a mandate failed, not because the donor changed their mind.
Plenty said yes in the group chat. Far fewer turned up on Sunday morning.
Where a small team's reach runs out
You have a few staff, a big cause and a list that grows faster than you can phone. Say only what is true on these calls: the agent uses the words you give it, and you approve them.
Donors are thanked by receipt only
A person gave because something moved them. A thank-you call is the easiest kindness, and no one has time.
Monthly gifts stop through bank failures
A mandate lapses or a card expires. Your finance volunteer notices weeks later, in a spreadsheet.
Lapsed donors never hear from you
Someone gave two Diwalis ago and has heard nothing since. They might give again if they knew what you did with it.
Volunteer turnout is a guess
A tree-planting drive or a food distribution depends on who comes. The group chat tells you very little.
Beneficiaries do not hear about camps
Your eye camp or scholarship drive helps those least likely to read a poster or a link.
- Donor thanked
- Volunteer confirmed
- Coordinator told the count
A thank-you from you, in your words.
The agent thanks donors, rings about failed monthly mandates and calls volunteers before a drive. It tells your team when someone wants a person.
- The agentThanks new donors soon after a gift
- The agentRings volunteers to confirm before the drive
- Your teamField staff take questions about eligibility
What your team should watch.
Donors thanked by voice
How many supporters heard a real thank-you, and not only a receipt.
A workflow places the call after each gift, in your words.Monthly gifts lost to payment failure
Donors you lost through a bank problem and not a choice.
A gentle call explains it while the donor still wants to give.Second gifts
Supporters who gave again after the first time.
Regular, honest updates keep the relationship alive between appeals.Volunteers who came against who said yes
How well you can plan a drive.
Calls before the day turn a maybe into a clear answer.From first gift to lifelong supporter
Fundraising is mostly about the second gift. Most small organisations lose people between the first and the second.
The shape is a picture of the idea, not measured data.
- A post or an event moves them, then the moment passes.
- The payment page drops, or the link never comes.
- A receipt is all they ever receive.
- You only ring again when you need money.
- A supporter hears your news, and nobody ever asks for the second gift.
- A failed mandate or a long silence ends it.
The jobs, drawn as they run.
Each job is a workflow you can change, step by step. WhatsApp and SMS use your own connected account, from the Growth plan.
Say thank you in a voice
A workflow rings new donors, thanks them in your words and asks nothing in return. Those who want to know more go to your staff.
A donor who remembers that you called to thank them- CRMNew donor arrives as a contact
- Voice callAgent thanks them in your words
- EmailWorkflow emails your latest update
- DoneThanked, or asked to be left out of calls
From your list to live calls.
No engineering team needed for any of this.
- 1
Bring your leads
Upload a CSV, connect Google Sheets or Facebook lead forms, or send them from your CRM.
- 2
Pick the job
Start from a ready-made agent where there is one, describe the job to Build with AI, or start blank.
- 3
Test it yourself
Talk to the agent in your browser. It takes test calls only until you press Go live.
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Go live and watch
Add the numbers our team assigns you, set your calling hours, and watch each outcome as it lands.
It should sound like non-profit.
The thing that gives an AI away isn't the voice, it's the silence around it. Put the right room behind your agent, and cover the real waits. Press play: this is the actual audio, not a mock-up.
A small office with people at work. A donor should hear a real organisation behind the thank-you.
Played only when the wait is real, like a specialist joining or a colleague's phone ringing. A one-second pause stays silent, the way it would with a person.
The agent rings your fundraising lead and drops them into the same live call, with the context handed over, so your customer never starts again. If nobody answers it takes a callback rather than promising someone who isn't coming. A supervisor can listen to any call, send the agent a private note the caller cannot hear, or take over entirely.
See how a handoff worksNon-profit questions, answered.
Are these agents real?
Can I change what the agent says for my non-profit business?
Which languages can it speak?
What does it do about calling rules?
Can a person take over a call?
How long does it take to get started?
What does it cost?
Talk to your donors when you do not need money
Write a thank-you in your own words and hear a test agent say it. WhatsApp and SMS steps run on your own connected account, from the Growth plan. Email steps, hand-over to a person, Desks and Workspace come with Professional and Enterprise.