Assess and Prioritize Agentic AI Use Cases in the Nonprofit Sector
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- Nonprofits need to improve capacity, coordination, and responsiveness while maintaining trust and human-centered service.
- Leaders need clarity on where agentic AI can assist and act and where human judgment must remain central.
- Without a structured approach, organizations risk pursuing AI use cases that are not ready, scalable, or aligned to mission needs.
- Responsible adoption requires clear governance, oversight, and stakeholder alignment.
Our Advice
Critical Insight
The greatest value from agentic AI to nonprofit organizations comes from prioritizing use cases that relieve capacity constraints and improve responsiveness without compromising mission accountability, donor trust, or community trust.
Impact and Result
- Identify practical agentic AI opportunities across nonprofit workflows.
- Prioritize use cases based on value, feasibility, and risk.
- Align key stakeholders around where AI can responsibly support the organization.
- Establish clear oversight and governance expectations for scalable adoption.
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Guided Implementation 1: Pre-Work
- Call 1: Scope objectives, use case priorities, and your specific nonprofit challenges.
Guided Implementation 2: Frame the Nonprofit Context
- Call 1: Align on foundational agentic AI concepts and what makes them different in nonprofit environments.
- Call 2: Explore agentic AI in nonprofit practice.
Guided Implementation 3: Shape the Use Cases
- Call 1: Anchor AI capability to mission context and capabilities.
- Call 2: Develop and refine agentic AI use cases.
Guided Implementation 4: Prioritize Opportunities
- Call 1: Score nonprofit use cases for prioritization.
- Call 2: Review and validate prioritized nonprofit use case portfolio.
Contributors
- Rodrigue Odom, Acting Chief Information & Technology Officer, Conservation International
- William Skelly, Vice President, Information Technology, United Service Organizations (USO)
- Luigi Di Sessa, Director, Information Technology, Vancouver Foundation