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Meet Your AI Toolbox: 15 Tools That Can Lighten the Load - In-Person

Thursday, December 3, 2026
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM (CST)

United Way

United Way

Event Details

Meet Your AI Toolbox: 15 Tools That Can Lighten the Load introduces nonprofit leaders to practical AI tools for writing, research, data analysis, meeting documentation, presentations, websites, video, voice, and music. Attendees will learn what each tool does, which nonprofit jobs it can simplify, and how AI can save time and money—without requiring technical expertise.


Learning Objectives

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  • Identify 15 practical AI tools and explain the primary job each one performs.
  • Match common nonprofit tasks with the AI tools best suited to complete them.
  • Use AI to simplify writing, research, data analysis, meeting documentation, presentations, and content creation.
  • Recognize opportunities to save staff time, reduce outside-service costs, and redirect resources toward mission-driven work.
  • Evaluate where AI can support employees and volunteers without replacing essential human judgment.
  • Choose two or three tools to begin testing immediately within their own nonprofit organization.

For More Information:

Sarah Laurio
Sarah Laurio
Program Director Alabama Association of Nonprofits (251)473-5526

About Your Trainer:

Jennifer Wolverton is an engineer, author, and founder of MARS Microschool, an AI-forward high school in Huntsville, Alabama. A Six Sigma Black Belt and longtime homeschool parent, Jennifer combines systems thinking, education, and emerging technology to help people solve real-world problems. She is the author of AI-Driven Education Revolution, Alabama’s state winner in the Presidential AI Challenge Educator Track, and an international speaker on the practical use of artificial intelligence. Through her workshops, Jennifer makes AI approachable for educators, nonprofit leaders, founders, and teams—helping them understand which tools are available, what jobs they can perform, and how to begin using them responsibly and effectively. Her work centers on making powerful technology understandable and useful to everyday people and mission-driven organizations.

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