3 new ways nonprofits can put AI to work

Nonprofits are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence to streamline operations and secure funding, as demonstrated by the Tawaki Project's success in penguin conservation. To aid organizations in adopting AI, Google has launched free online courses and one-on-one coaching sessions to educate teams on fundraising, marketing, and operations. These resources can be accessed at google.com/nonprofits.

In New Zealand, the Tawaki Project once devoted six weeks to manually transcribing penguin data, a task that has now been reduced to mere minutes using Google Sheets and Maps Platform API credits. This enhanced data processing and visualization led to a $1.1 million funding boost and contributed to the penguin's reclassification from vulnerable to near threatened.

On average, participants in Google for Nonprofits report saving one full workday per person per week on administrative tasks through AI adoption. To further support nonprofits in utilizing AI, Google is rolling out new tools and resources on its google.com/nonprofits platform. This initiative builds upon the $18+ billion in free technology already provided to nonprofits. Explore the full insights and new training/coaching options at google.com/nonprofits.