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Gwinnett Generative AI for Nonprofits (GAIN) cohort is sponsored by United Way of Greater Atlanta (supported by Gwinnett County Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Program). This year-long program aims to demystify the world of artificial intelligence and equip nonprofit leaders serving Gwinnett County with the essential skills and knowledge to leverage AI within their organizations effectively, focusing on streamlining operations, enhancing data an…
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Unlocking The Power Of AI For Nonprofits | United Way Of Greater Atlanta Unlocking the Power of AI for Nonprofits What would you do to transform our community if you had more time to do it? While we can’t add extra hours in the day, we’re leading the way for organizations to unlock that extra capacity with the power of AI.
United Way of Greater Atlanta is committed to empowering our nonprofit partners with the… What would you do to transform our community if you had more time to do it? While we can’t add extra hours in the day, we’re leading the way for organizations to unlock that extra capacity with the power of AI.
United Way of Greater Atlanta is committed to empowering our nonprofit partners with the same cutting-edge technology that’s transforming the for-profit sector. With the increased efficiency and effectiveness unlocked by AI, organizations can dedicate their manpower to the efforts where human touch matters most.
We are thrilled to unveil the Gwinnett Generative AI for Nonprofits (GAIN) cohort for 2025, a groundbreaking initiative designed to empower nonprofits serving Gwinnett County. United Way of Greater Atlanta presents this innovative, year-long program in collaboration with NPursuit Career Partners.
It is offered at absolutely no cost to participating organizations, thanks to the generous support of the Gwinnett County Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Program. The GAIN program is on a mission to demystify the world of artificial intelligence and equip nonprofit leaders with the essential skills and knowledge to leverage AI within their organizations effectively.
Through their participation in this transformative program, nonprofits are learning how AI can help them strategically: – Streamline Operations: Reduce administrative tasks and gain valuable time back to focus on strategic initiatives that drive their mission. – Enhance Data Analytics: Help nonprofit leaders make informed decisions, optimize resource allocation, and effectively engage donors.
– Personalize Engagement: Tailor communications to improve stakeholder interactions and elevate program delivery. – Innovate Chatbot Utilization: Accelerate intake processes, making it easier for clients to access vital services, and enhance internal information sharing. – Revitalize Marketing and Fundraising: Develop sophisticated grant proposals and create compelling communications for donors.
The GAIN program features an comprehensive curriculum that covers everything from AI fundamentals to advanced tools like Power BI, Copilot Studio, and Power Automate, delivered in a nine-week intensive lab. We emphasize a “hands on keyboard” approach that guides participants to apply their developing AI skills to address real nonprofit challenges.
Participants will develop an AI Policy for their nonprofit organization, alongside a deep dive into the Responsible AI Framework. AI Adoption is supported post-lab through a year-long license to Microsoft Copilot Studio for each participating organization and 1:1 consulting support.
The GAIN program features a comprehensive curriculum that covers everything from AI fundamentals to advanced tools like Power BI, Copilot Studio, and Power Automate, delivered in a nine-week intensive lab. GAIN emphasizes a “hands on keyboard” approach that guides participants to apply their developing AI skills to address real nonprofit challenges.
Participants will develop an AI Policy for their nonprofit organization, alongside a deep dive into the Responsible AI Framework. AI Adoption is supported post-lab through a year-long license to Microsoft Copilot Studio for each participating organization and 1:1 consulting support.
We are eager to see how this new cohort will harness the transformative power of AI to create a greater impact in the lives of Gwinnett County residents and across Greater Atlanta. Interested in bringing AI capacity building to more nonprofits? Donate today .
What would you do to transform our community if you had more time to do it? While we can’t add extra hours in the day, we’re leading the way for organizations to unlock that extra capacity with the power of AI. United Way of Greater Atlanta is committed to empowering our nonprofit partners with the same cutting-edge technology that’s transforming the for-profit sector.
With the increased efficiency and effectiveness unlocked by AI, organizations can dedicate their manpower to the efforts where human touch matters most. We are thrilled to unveil the Gwinnett Generative AI for Nonprofits (GAIN) cohort for 2025, a groundbreaking initiative designed to empower nonprofits serving Gwinnett County.
United Way of Greater Atlanta presents this innovative, year-long program in collaboration with NPursuit Career Partners. It is offered at absolutely no cost to participating organizations, thanks to the generous support of the Gwinnett County Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Program.
The GAIN program is on a mission to demystify the world of artificial intelligence and equip nonprofit leaders with the essential skills and knowledge to leverage AI within their organizations effectively.
Through their participation in this transformative program, nonprofits are learning how AI can help them strategically: – Streamline Operations: Reduce administrative tasks and gain valuable time back to focus on strategic initiatives that drive their mission. – Enhance Data Analytics: Help nonprofit leaders make informed decisions, optimize resource allocation, and effectively engage donors.
– Personalize Engagement: Tailor communications to improve stakeholder interactions and elevate program delivery. – Innovate Chatbot Utilization: Accelerate intake processes, making it easier for clients to access vital services, and enhance internal information sharing. – Revitalize Marketing and Fundraising: Develop sophisticated grant proposals and create compelling communications for donors.
The GAIN program features an comprehensive curriculum that covers everything from AI fundamentals to advanced tools like Power BI, Copilot Studio, and Power Automate, delivered in a nine-week intensive lab. We emphasize a “hands on keyboard” approach that guides participants to apply their developing AI skills to address real nonprofit challenges.
Participants will develop an AI Policy for their nonprofit organization, alongside a deep dive into the Responsible AI Framework. AI Adoption is supported post-lab through a year-long license to Microsoft Copilot Studio for each participating organization and 1:1 consulting support.
The GAIN program features a comprehensive curriculum that covers everything from AI fundamentals to advanced tools like Power BI, Copilot Studio, and Power Automate, delivered in a nine-week intensive lab. GAIN emphasizes a “hands on keyboard” approach that guides participants to apply their developing AI skills to address real nonprofit challenges.
Participants will develop an AI Policy for their nonprofit organization, alongside a deep dive into the Responsible AI Framework. AI Adoption is supported post-lab through a year-long license to Microsoft Copilot Studio for each participating organization and 1:1 consulting support.
We are eager to see how this new cohort will harness the transformative power of AI to create a greater impact in the lives of Gwinnett County residents and across Greater Atlanta. Interested in bringing AI capacity building to more nonprofits? Donate today .
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Gwinnett Generative AI for Nonprofits (GAIN) cohort is funded by United Way of Greater Atlanta (supported by Gwinnett County Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Program). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Gwinnett Generative AI for Nonprofits (GAIN) Program is sponsored by United Way of Greater Atlanta (supported by Gwinnett County Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Program). This year-long program, supported by the Gwinnett County Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Program, aims to demystify AI and equip nonprofit leaders serving Gwinnett County with skills and knowledge to leverage AI within their organizations.
Gwinnett Generative AI for Nonprofits (GAIN) is sponsored by United Way of Greater Atlanta (supported by Gwinnett County Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant Program). This year-long program equips nonprofit leaders in Gwinnett County with essential skills and knowledge to leverage AI within their organizations. It aims to demystify AI and help nonprofits streamline operations, enhance data analytics, and personalize engagement.
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