Welcome back.
Here's the rest of it.
We ran out of time before we got through everything in the room. This is your private hub for the follow-up: the full walkthrough video, the presentation, every handout, and a couple of quiet ways to reach me. Use the menu on the left. Nothing here is going anywhere.
A short hello before you dig in.
A complimentary session, if it would help
If yesterday's training did not live up to your expectations, or did not give you the workshop outcome you were hoping for, I want to make that right. And if it left you with more questions than answers, or if you are still trying to figure out where AI actually fits inside your organization, I would be happy to offer a complimentary thirty-minute session.
This is not a sales call. There is no pitch at the end. It is simply a chance to think through your specific context together, walk through what a recommended path could look like for embedding AI into your nonprofit, and leave you with a few practical next steps you can take whether we ever work together or not.
No pressure. Whether we ever work together or not.
The presentation, all 32 slides.
Click through it right here, or download a PDF copy to keep. Same deck we used in the room.
Inside the deck, use the arrow keys (or the on-screen arrows) to move between slides.
The full slide walkthrough.
A narrated walk through all 32 slides. A quick recap of what we covered together, then at slide 16, where we ran out of time, it picks up the part you have not seen and runs to the end.
Runs about 30 minutes. Pause anytime. There are a couple of spots where I ask you to stop and do a short exercise on paper.
If you would like to talk it through
There is a complimentary thirty-minute session for anyone who still has questions about where AI fits in their organization, or who did not get what they hoped for from the workshop. No sales call. Details just below.
Handouts, ready to print.
The pieces worth keeping. The Capacity Flow Map worksheet is the one to actually fill out this week. Each one is a PDF, sized for plain letter paper.
Capacity Flow Map worksheet
The three boxes, intake, decision, follow-up, plus the five mapping questions and your commitments for next week.
Download PDFAI Use Policy starter
The one-page policy your board, staff, and funders can all read. Fill in the brackets and you have a draft.
Download PDFTake-home reference card
The four workflows, the should and should-not line, and the four safety rules, on one page for your desk.
Download PDFPre-work sheet
The four prompts from before the session: drain audit, one workflow to fix, AI comfort scale, success criteria. Handy to revisit.
Download PDFResources.
A curated collection of free training, tools, and learning paths to help nonprofit leaders build AI fluency at their own pace. No signup required, no sales funnel, just resources I genuinely recommend.
Last updated: May 2026
The AI Toolkit for Nonprofits
Six tools, one honest map of what each is actually good at, so you stop buying everything and start using the right one for the job in front of you. Built from the workshop and meant to be printed and pinned.
Download PDFAI Fluency for Nonprofits
A free course from Anthropic adapted specifically for nonprofit professionals. Covers AI fluency concepts with examples using Claude. Best for leaders who want to think strategically about AI adoption while staying mission-aligned.
Visit resourceUnlocking AI for Nonprofits
A free, CPD-certified self-paced course series built by NetHope with Microsoft. Covers AI fundamentals, responsible adoption, and practical applications for nonprofit teams.
Visit resourceAI for Nonprofits Resource Hub
A growing library of videos, templates, and governance frameworks designed to help nonprofits make equitable, informed decisions about AI adoption. Includes the AI Framework for an Equitable World.
Visit resourceAI Skills for Nonprofits
A free skilling path focused on using Microsoft 365 Copilot across Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Excel, and Teams. Best for organizations already inside the Microsoft ecosystem.
Visit resourceAI Resources for Nonprofits
Practical examples and tutorials on using Gemini for grant writing, fundraising event planning, marketing, and program management.
Visit resourceAI for Nonprofits Hub
A curated directory of articles, podcasts, tools, and communities focused on AI for nonprofit marketing, fundraising, and operations.
Visit resourceAI Skills for Nonprofits
A free self-paced online training with customizable learning pathways. Ideal for those with minimal AI experience working in humanitarian, development, or conservation work.
Visit resourceThis library grows over time. If you find a resource you think should be added, I'd love to hear about it.
latoya@lurgrowth.comGot a question?
Anything that came up: the framework, a workflow, a tool, a prompt that will not behave. I read every one and I will get back to you.
Honest feedback.
Two minutes. Be candid: what worked, what did not, and where you could actually use a hand putting any of this in place. It genuinely shapes what I build next and how I follow up with this group.
A complimentary session, if it would help.
A complimentary session, if it would help
If yesterday's training did not live up to your expectations, or did not give you the workshop outcome you were hoping for, I want to make that right. And if it left you with more questions than answers, or if you are still trying to figure out where AI actually fits inside your organization, I would be happy to offer a complimentary thirty-minute session.
This is not a sales call. There is no pitch at the end. It is simply a chance to think through your specific context together, walk through what a recommended path could look like for embedding AI into your nonprofit, and leave you with a few practical next steps you can take whether we ever work together or not.
Whenever it suits you. There is no rush.