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SUMMARY:Applied AI Case Studies - Webinar - Spring 2026
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC
  "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"><html><body><p style="
 margin-bottom:11px\;"> </p>\n \n <h2>About This We
 binar</h2>\n \n <p>Artificial intelligence is movi
 ng fast — and nonprofits are figuring out how to p
 ut it to work. Join Management Advisory Services a
 nd the Allard Prize Foundation for a free 90-minut
 e webinar that goes beyond the hype to share three
  real AI implementations\, what worked\, what didn
 't\, and what's next.</p>\n \n <p>This is not a th
 eoretical overview. These are working systems (AI 
 Agents) built by and for nonprofit organizations\,
  presented by the people who built them.</p>\n \n 
 <h2>Case Studies</h2>\n \n <h3>Case Study 1: AI-Po
 wered Donor Relationship Management — Allard Prize
  Foundation</h3>\n \n <p><strong>Presenter: Preet 
 Noor\, Director of Operations\, Allard Prize Found
 ation</strong></p>\n \n <p>The Allard Prize recogn
 izes individuals making significant contributions 
 to fighting corruption worldwide. With the need to
  build a new generation of major donors to sustain
  the foundation's mission\, we developed an AI-pow
 ered donor outreach system that monitors the inter
 net for meaningful connections between potential d
 onors and the foundation's work — then recommends 
 timely\, personalized outreach to deepen those rel
 ationships.</p>\n \n <ul>\n 	<li><strong>The chall
 enge</strong>: finding high-value donors to sustai
 n a global anti-corruption prize</li>\n 	<li><stro
 ng>The approach</strong>: background AI agents sur
 facing donor intelligence and recommending outreac
 h</li>\n 	<li>Early results and lessons learned</l
 i>\n </ul>\n \n <h3>Case Study 2: The MAS Virtual 
 Consultant Chatbot</h3>\n \n <p><strong>Presenter:
  Brian Flett\, MAS Volunteer Consultant</strong></
 p>\n \n <p>New volunteers join MAS on a regular ba
 sis.  We needed a way to quickly get them up to sp
 eed on our internal processes\, and to help them l
 everage the vast experience of our existing volunt
 eer consultants (VC's).  Our existing VC's were al
 so looking for a way to connect with their peers\,
  learn about upcoming projects\, and share experie
 nces. This case study covers how an AI chatbot was
  designed as part of a new VC Portal\, what it can
  and can't do\, and how it's being used.</p>\n \n 
 <ul>\n 	<li>Designing an AI assistant grounded in 
 MAS's consulting methodology</li>\n 	<li>Practical
  constraints: accuracy\, trust\, and scope</li>\n 
 	<li>Usage patterns and what VC's are actually ask
 ing</li>\n </ul>\n \n <h3>Case Study 3: Klaus — A 
 Personal AI Assistant </h3>\n \n <p><strong>Presen
 ter: Brian Flett\, MAS Volunteer Consultant</stron
 g></p>\n \n <p>Klaus is a custom-built personal AI
  assistant that manages tasks\, memory\, files\, a
 nd background intelligence for a nonprofit technol
 ogy advisor. This case study explores what it take
 s to build a persistent\, context-aware AI assista
 nt — and what it means for how professionals work.
 </p>\n \n <ul>\n 	<li>What a personal AI assistant
  actually does day-to-day</li>\n 	<li>Building mem
 ory and continuity across conversations</li>\n 	<l
 i>Implications for nonprofit knowledge workers</li
 >\n </ul>\n \n <h2>Q&A Session</h2>\n \n <p>Open d
 iscussion for participant questions about AI tools
 \, implementation approaches\, and what's realisti
 c for nonprofits today.</p>\n \n <h2>Who Should At
 tend</h2>\n \n <ul>\n 	<li>Nonprofit executives an
 d program staff curious about practical AI applica
 tions</li>\n 	<li>Development and fundraising prof
 essionals exploring AI for fundraising and donor r
 elations</li>\n 	<li>Anyone who attended our earli
 er AI for Nonprofits webinars and wants to go deep
 er</li>\n </ul>\n \n <p>For more information on AI
  see <a href="https://www.masadvise.org/services-f
 inance-and-info-tech/#ai">MAS AI Collateral.</a></
 p>\n \n <h2> </h2></body></html>
DESCRIPTION: \n \n \n \n About This Webinar\n \n \n Artificial
  intelligence is moving fast — and nonprofits are 
 figuring out how to put it to work. Join Managemen
 t Advisory Services and the Allard Prize Foundatio
 n for a free 90-minute webinar that goes beyond th
 e hype to share three real AI implementations\, wh
 at worked\, what didn't\, and what's next.\n \n \n
  \n This is not a theoretical overview. These are 
 working systems (AI Agents) built by and for nonpr
 ofit organizations\, presented by the people who b
 uilt them.\n \n \n \n Case Studies\n \n \n Case St
 udy 1: AI-Powered Donor Relationship Management — 
 Allard Prize Foundation\n \n \n Presenter: Preet N
 oor\, Director of Operations\, Allard Prize Founda
 tion\n \n \n \n The Allard Prize recognizes indivi
 duals making significant contributions to fighting
  corruption worldwide. With the need to build a ne
 w generation of major donors to sustain the founda
 tion's mission\, we developed an AI-powered donor 
 outreach system that monitors the internet for mea
 ningful connections between potential donors and t
 he foundation's work — then recommends timely\, pe
 rsonalized outreach to deepen those relationships.
 \n \n \n \n \n 	The challenge: finding high-value 
 donors to sustain a global anti-corruption prize\n
  	The approach: background AI agents surfacing don
 or intelligence and recommending outreach\n 	Early
  results and lessons learned\n \n \n Case Study 2:
  The MAS Virtual Consultant Chatbot\n \n \n Presen
 ter: Brian Flett\, MAS Volunteer Consultant\n \n \
 n \n New volunteers join MAS on a regular basis.  
 We needed a way to quickly get them up to speed on
  our internal processes\, and to help them leverag
 e the vast experience of our existing volunteer co
 nsultants (VC's).  Our existing VC's were also loo
 king for a way to connect with their peers\, learn
  about upcoming projects\, and share experiences. 
 This case study covers how an AI chatbot was desig
 ned as part of a new VC Portal\, what it can and c
 an't do\, and how it's being used.\n \n \n \n \n 	
 Designing an AI assistant grounded in MAS's consul
 ting methodology\n 	Practical constraints: accurac
 y\, trust\, and scope\n 	Usage patterns and what V
 C's are actually asking\n \n \n Case Study 3: Klau
 s — A Personal AI Assistant \n \n \n Presenter: Br
 ian Flett\, MAS Volunteer Consultant\n \n \n \n Kl
 aus is a custom-built personal AI assistant that m
 anages tasks\, memory\, files\, and background int
 elligence for a nonprofit technology advisor. This
  case study explores what it takes to build a pers
 istent\, context-aware AI assistant — and what it 
 means for how professionals work.\n \n \n \n \n 	W
 hat a personal AI assistant actually does day-to-d
 ay\n 	Building memory and continuity across conver
 sations\n 	Implications for nonprofit knowledge wo
 rkers\n \n \n Q&A Session\n \n \n Open discussion 
 for participant questions about AI tools\, impleme
 ntation approaches\, and what's realistic for nonp
 rofits today.\n \n \n \n Who Should Attend\n \n \n
  \n 	Nonprofit executives and program staff curiou
 s about practical AI applications\n 	Development a
 nd fundraising professionals exploring AI for fund
 raising and donor relations\n 	Anyone who attended
  our earlier AI for Nonprofits webinars and wants 
 to go deeper\n \n \n For more information on AI se
 e MAS AI Collateral. (https://www.masadvise.org/se
 rvices-finance-and-info-tech/#ai)\n \n \n \n  \n 
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