EPISODE · Oct 29, 2025 · 24 MIN
Nonprofit Coach: Allison Fine – How AI Can Help Philanthropy Stay Human
from Nonprofit Coach: and Everything DAF! Podcast · host The Nonprofit Coach Podcast
Welcome to this episode of The Nonprofit Coach: And Everything DAF! with your host Ted Hart, global philanthropy executive and author of The DAF Revolution: Making a Difference in Our Modern World.https://amzn.to/3JACx8eIn this inspiring conversation, Ted is joined by Allison Fine, President of Every.org, a visionary leader transforming how technology can empower generosity. Allison is one of the most influential voices in digital innovation for social good and co-author of The Smart Nonprofit: Staying Human-Centered in an Automated World (with Beth Kanter) and Momentum: Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age.Together, Ted and Allison explore how artificial intelligence, automation, and donor-advised funds can make giving more joyful, relational, and human than ever before.Key themes in this episode include:AI for empathy: How technology can free up time for deeper donor relationships rather than replace them.Relational fundraising at scale: Treating every donor like a million-dollar donor.The Leaky Bucket Problem: Why Only 19% of Donors Give Again and How to Fix It.DAFs as democratizers: Making philanthropy accessible, intentional, and emotionally rewarding.International giving made simple: How platforms like Every.org remove friction and connect donors to global causes.This episode showcases Allison’s forward-thinking perspective on how nonprofits can strike a balance between automation and authenticity, ultimately creating a more connected, generous, and joyful world of giving.Whether you are a donor, advisor, sponsor, or nonprofit leader, you will find actionable ideas and renewed inspiration in this dynamic discussion.
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