Name: AI for Non-Profits: Practical AI Guidance for CEOs & Senior Leaders
Start: 2026-10-08T09:30:00.000+01:00
End: 2026-10-08T10:30:00.000+01:00
Location: Online Event

Practical AI events for nonprofit leaders, trustees and teams. Clear guidance, useful examples and responsible next steps from people who’ve led nonprofits.

AI for Non-Profits

You can cancel your place and request a full refund up to 7 days before the session starts. Please use the “Contact host” option on the Luma event page.

Refunds requested within 7 days of the session are not normally available, as places are limited. However, please get in touch if your circumstances change. We will consider requests fairly and may be able to offer a transfer to another session.

If AI for Charities cancels or materially changes the date, time or format of a session, you can choose either a full refund or a transfer to another session.

Refunds are made to the original payment method and usually arrive within 5–10 working days.

If you do not attend the session, a refund will not normally be available.

This policy does not affect your statutory rights.

AI is already showing up in nonprofit work.

People are using it to draft, summarise, plan, research and rewrite, whether or not their organisation has agreed how it should be used.

That means AI can become embedded before anyone has agreed what is safe, useful or appropriate. Sensitive information may be put into public tools. Answers that sound confident may be wrong. People may be using AI without anyone else knowing what is happening.

This is not just a technology issue. It affects trust, safety, fairness, workload and accountability.

This free, practical session is for nonprofit CEOs and senior leaders who want to understand what tools such as ChatGPT and Claude actually do, where they can help, where they can go wrong and what leaders need to ask about their use.

This is not a tool demonstration, prompt workshop or full AI policy session. You do not need to become an AI expert or arrive with all the answers.

The aim is to build shared understanding, ask better questions, set sensible boundaries and work out what needs attention next.

Nonprofit CEOs, chief executives and senior leaders who want to understand what AI means for their organisation and what needs to happen next.

It is useful whether your organisation is already experimenting, has informal use underway or has not agreed a position yet.

You do not need technical experience or prior knowledge of AI.

AI for Nonprofits is led by Katie Vincent and Kirsty Passmore, former nonprofit chief executives with formal AI training at distinction level and decades of experience in nonprofit leadership, organisational change and governance.

Kirsty leads the strategy sessions. Katie leads the practical sessions. We both lead the bootcamp and the Where to Start with AI sessions.