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Why Nonprofits Need an AI Policy - NonProfit PRO.
Data privacy concerns, algorithmic bias and the potential for mission drift are very real challenges.
Nonprofits are finding innovative ways to integrate AI into their work.
A good AI policy should:Establish ethical guidelines around fairness, transparency, accountability and privacy.
Outline clear protocols for data handling and protection.
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A customized collection of grant news from foundations and the federal government from around the Web.
The Potential of Digital Health and Ai For Transforming Rare Disease Care 
The potential of digital health and AI for transforming rare disease care.advancements in digital health technologies (DHTs) and artificial intelligence (AI) have the potential to further the...more
The potential of digital health and AI for transforming rare disease care.advancements in digital health technologies (DHTs) and artificial intelligence (AI) have the potential to further the...more
School of Communications Launches Digital Content Management Major 
The School of Communications will launch a new undergraduate major, digital content management (DCM) The major is designed to prepare students for careers in digital storytelling, content strategy,...more
The School of Communications will launch a new undergraduate major, digital content management (DCM) The major is designed to prepare students for careers in digital storytelling, content strategy,...more
Why Nonprofits Need An Ai Policy 
Why Nonprofits Need an AI Policy - NonProfit PRO.Data privacy concerns, algorithmic bias and the potential for mission drift are very real challenges.Nonprofits are finding innovative ways to...more
Why Nonprofits Need an AI Policy - NonProfit PRO.Data privacy concerns, algorithmic bias and the potential for mission drift are very real challenges.Nonprofits are finding innovative ways to...more
What Nonprofits Can Learn From Gen Zers' and Seniors' Mobile Habits 
The acceptance of text messaging as a fundraising tool is on the rise.Text messaging immediacy is unique within multichannel campaigns.When the San Diego Humane Society sent a timely giving day text...more
The acceptance of text messaging as a fundraising tool is on the rise.Text messaging immediacy is unique within multichannel campaigns.When the San Diego Humane Society sent a timely giving day text...more
Mississippi River Named the Most Endangered of 2025 by Nonprofit American Rivers 
Mississippi River named the most endangered of 2025 by nonprofit American Rivers | The Gazette.The organization's goal is to press the federal government to maintain a role in disaster relief.In...more
Mississippi River named the most endangered of 2025 by nonprofit American Rivers | The Gazette.The organization's goal is to press the federal government to maintain a role in disaster relief.In...more
Conservation Group Names Mississippi River 'Most Endangered,' Cites Proposed Fema Cuts 
The Mississippi River provides drinking water for 20 million people.The group called on the Trump administration to "modernize FEMA to improve river health" Other rivers listed among the most...more
The Mississippi River provides drinking water for 20 million people.The group called on the Trump administration to "modernize FEMA to improve river health" Other rivers listed among the most...more
Driving Greater Impact: How Unit4 Erp Empowers Nonprofits to Optimize Resources and ... 
Driving Greater Impact: How Unit4 ERP Empowers Nonprofits to Optimize Resources and Deepen Donor Engagement.Unit4's ERP solutions provide comprehensive fund management and donor relationship tools...more
Driving Greater Impact: How Unit4 ERP Empowers Nonprofits to Optimize Resources and Deepen Donor Engagement.Unit4's ERP solutions provide comprehensive fund management and donor relationship tools...more
Local Nonprofit Uses Technology to Expand Rural Heathcare Across Northern Mississippi 
The Local Voice #463 is printed every two weeks and distributed in Oxford, Ole Miss, and Lafayette County, Mississippi.The Local Voice is locally-owned, operated, and published by Rayburn Publishing,...more
The Local Voice #463 is printed every two weeks and distributed in Oxford, Ole Miss, and Lafayette County, Mississippi.The Local Voice is locally-owned, operated, and published by Rayburn Publishing,...more
'Who's Who' of Sebastopol Sets up 'Giving Circle' For West Sonoma County Nonprofits 
'Who's Who' of Sebastopol sets up 'giving circle' for west Sonoma County nonprofits.The group, called Sebastopol West 100, is mirrored after Impact 100, an international female philanthropic giving...more
'Who's Who' of Sebastopol sets up 'giving circle' for west Sonoma County nonprofits.The group, called Sebastopol West 100, is mirrored after Impact 100, an international female philanthropic giving...more
Pallottine Foundation Awards $117K to Local Nonprofits 
The Pallottine Foundation of Buckhannon has awarded grants totaling more than $117,162.The annual initiative supports funding requests up to $25,000 from nonprofit organizations.The grants address...more
The Pallottine Foundation of Buckhannon has awarded grants totaling more than $117,162.The annual initiative supports funding requests up to $25,000 from nonprofit organizations.The grants address...more
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New Vineyard Philanthropy Group Supports Island Youth
MVYouth, a newly formed Vineyard philanthropy group with a mission to support Island youth, will pledge $4 million over the next four years to a diverse set of youth causes.
