ChatGPT For Nonprofits Certification

Name: ChatGPT For Nonprofits Certification
Brand: NonProfit
SKU: 4741092,4741109,4741121
Price: 399.0 USD
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Live Session Certification

ChatGPT For Nonprofits Certification

Industry: NonProfit

$399.00

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Expert Presenter:

Christina Wichert

Mary Gladstone-Highland

Wendy Sellers

01-13 to 01-15-2025 11:00 AM EST or 03-03 to 03-05-2025 11:00 AM EST.

ChatGPT can dramatically change how you work. From fundraising to policies and even employee relations, this easily accessible AI tool will make you a sought-after non-profit expert. ChatGPT does not require you to be a techie, but you must understand how to harness its power to achieve the best results. It will not take long for you to learn the basics - saving hours of effort. In our three-session ChatGPT certification series, you will learn the steps and prompts to precisely generate the content, insights, and creative ideas you need. It can even generate images that you can use internally and externally.

What You’ll Learn

During this important certification program, our speakers will discuss:

How ChatGPT can help nonprofits
The role artificial intelligence can play in fundraising
How ChatGPT can be used for compliance and legal support
The risks and legal concerns to avoid
Ownership of the intellectual property produced by ChatGPT
Important considerations when using AI for program management
What features OpenAI now includes with ChatGPT for free

You’ll Also Receive:

All courses include a PDF version of the presentation slides along with any additional materials or resources provided by the presenter
Certification upon successful completion of the program
One certification exam attempt is included

ChatGPT Certification Series Outline

Session 1: How Nonprofits Can Use ChatGPT

How can ChatGPT help nonprofits?
What role can artificial intelligence play in fundraising?
Is ChatGPT useful for compliance and legal support?
What risks and legal concerns should you avoid?
Who owns the intellectual property of the content ChatGPT generates?
What should you consider when using AI for program management?

Session 2: ChatGPT: The Nuts and Bolts for Nonprofits

How to personalize donor communications for greater impact.
The ways ChatGPT (or similar AI) can generate proposal content, reports, and more.
AI-driven insights that can supercharge your outreach strategies.
Effortlessly create position descriptions, job ads, and onboarding plans with AI.
Tailoring business materials to fit your nonprofit’s specific needs.
Streamlining administrative tasks to free up more time for your mission.

Session 3: How to Write a Grant Using ChatGPT

Why is there so much enthusiasm about ChatGPT?
How can ChatGPT help grant writers?
Should you be excited or nervous about this new tool?
What are the limitations of ChatGPT in grant writing?
What strategies can you use to integrate ChatGPT into your workflow?
What additional AI resources can enhance your grant writing toolkit?

Training Overview

9 in 10 Organizations Want Employees That Have ChatGPT Skills. A Certification to boost your Nonprofit Career

Big upgrade for ChatGPT users: OpenAI is opening up many of the features previously reserved for paying customers. This includes access to image and document analysis, data analytics and custom GPT chatbots, and extending it to all free users! OpenAI demonstrated a feature of GPT-4o that could be a game changer for the global industry!

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ChatGPT can dramatically change the way you work, transforming you into the Nonprofit rockstar of your organization's dreams. From fundraising to policies, this chatbot will save you precious time while making you a coveted source of knowledge.

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You don’t need to be a tech wiz to benefit from ChatGPT, but you must understand how to harness its power to get the best results. Entering the correct prompts is the key to getting the system to generate the content and information you need.

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To turn you into the ChatGPT guru at your organization, we have packed a large volume of interesting and useful content into three engaging webinars, including detailed prompts and procedures that you can apply immediately to be on the cutting edge in your organization.

ChatGPT for Nonprofits Certification

How Nonprofits Can Use ChatGPT

How can ChatGPT help nonprofits?
What role can artificial intelligence play in fundraising?
Is ChatGPT useful for compliance and legal support?
What risks and legal concerns should you avoid?
Who owns the intellectual property of the content ChatGPT generates?
What should you consider when using AI for program
management?

ChatGPT: The Nuts and Bolts for Nonprofits

How does ChatGPT work? How can you access it?
What prompts should you use for the best results?
How can you fine-tune ChatGPT to generate useful text?
Can ChatGPT use your facts and data to answer questions?
How can AI help various departments and roles?
Where can you find resources for further learning and development?

How to Write a Grant Using ChatGPT

Why is there so much enthusiasm about ChatGPT?
How can ChatGPT help grant writers?
Should you be excited or nervous about this new tool?
What are the limitations of ChatGPT in grant writing?
What strategies can you use to integrate ChatGPT into your workflow?
What additional AI resources can enhance your grant writing toolkit?

Who Should Attend?

Executive directors
Chief executives
Board members
Nonprofit counsel
Senior management
Managers
Human resources professionals
Development staff
Development directors and managers
Fundraising professionals
Donor relations managers
Marketing managers
Major gift directors
Planned giving directors
Grant writers
Program directors
Member services directors
Special events directors
Support services directors
Operations managers
Supervisors
Volunteer directors and managers
Community outreach coordinators
Communications managers
Directors of philanthropy
Financial staff
Other nonprofit professionals