AgentWorks for Non-profits and foundations

More time for the mission. Less for the inbox.

Agents draft grant applications from your own reports, answer donor and volunteer questions, and turn the month’s work into a newsletter. Small teams keep their focus; a person approves what goes out.

Charities, foundations and associations with a small paid team, roughly 3 to 100 people.

The work that comes back every week.

Grant applications

The same story, told again for every fund, with a deadline.

Donor and member emails

Receipts, changes, questions about where the money goes.

Volunteers

Sign-ups, onboarding and the questions every newcomer asks.

Newsletters

A monthly update that someone has to write.

Impact reports

Numbers and stories for the board and the funders.

Your team

A team of agents, each with one job.

Each agent does one thing well, in your own apps, and asks before it sends or changes anything. You give them their rules. They share the board with your people.

Grant writer

You ask in chat

Drafts an application from the fund’s criteria and your own plans and reports.

Drafts only. Your team edits and submits.

Google DocsGoogle DriveReady-made

Supporter desk

Called by the workflow

Answers donor, member and volunteer emails from your own information.

Drafts answers. A person approves before they are sent.

GmailOutlookReady-made

Newsletter composer

On a schedule

Writes the monthly newsletter from what happened, in your voice.

Drafts the newsletter. Your team checks and sends it.

MailchimpGoogle DocsReady-made

Impact reporter

You ask in chat

Turns figures and stories into a short impact report for the board or a funder.

Drafts only.

Google SheetsGoogle DocsReady-made

Working together

From a new fund to a draft application

Starts when a team member starts it with the fund’s link. One workflow hands the work from agent to agent, and stops where a person needs to decide.

  • Applications and reports are submitted by your team.
  • Every message to a donor or volunteer is approved first.
  • Budgets per person keep usage within what you agreed.

The apps it works in

GmailOutlookGoogle DocsGoogle DriveGoogle SheetsMailchimpSlack

Donor and CRM systems without a connector can be reached through the HTTP request step if they offer an API, an MCP server, or a webhook that starts a workflow.

All 40 apps

What you need

Free covers 2 people, 3 agents and 2 workflows, enough for a small team to start. Schedules (for the newsletter), teams and more people need Business.

Pricing

Donor and volunteer data is personal data. Share only what an agent needs, and keep a person on everything sent out.

Questions

AgentWorks for Non-profits and foundations

Runs in the EU. Every action that changes something asks first.

Yes. Add them as people in the workspace: Free covers up to 2 people, Business is priced per person.