非营利组织利用 AI 的 3 种新方式

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3 new ways nonprofits can put AI to work

Jul 28, 2026

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Google.org helps nonprofits use AI tools and resources to further grow their impact.

Maggie Johnson

Global Head, Google.org

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Nonprofits are using artificial intelligence to save time and secure critical funding, as seen with the Tawaki Project’s success in penguin conservation. To help your organization bridge the gap between interest and adoption, Google is now offering free online courses in fundraising, marketing, and operations. You can also sign up for one-on-one coaching sessions with experts to help your team integrate these tools effectively. Visit google.com/nonprofits to access these resources and review new research on how your peers are using technology to increase their impact.

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In the rugged fjords of New Zealand, the volunteer-led Tawaki Project once spent six weeks manually transcribing handwritten research data on penguins. But after adopting Google for Nonprofits, they turned a 240-hour task into mere minutes.

The team used Google Sheets and Maps Platform API credits to build an interactive tracking platform. This rapid data processing and visualization helped the team secure $1.1 million in funding and contribute to reclassifying the Fiordland crested penguin from "vulnerable" to "near threatened."

The Tawaki Project saw a boost in efficiency from our Google for Nonprofits program, and they’re not alone. On average, nonprofit participants report saving one full workday per person, per week on administrative tasks with AI.

To help more organizations put AI to work for their missions, we’re introducing new tools and resources for nonprofits on google.com/nonprofits :

Today’s announcement furthers our mission to help nonprofits experience the opportunities created by technology — expanding on the $18+ billion in free-of-charge technology we’ve provided so far. Read the full insights here and explore the new training and coaching options at google.com/nonprofits .

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• "3 new ways nonprofits can put AI to work" shows how AI boosts nonprofit efficiency.
• Nonprofits save one workday weekly by using AI for routine administrative tasks.
• You can access three free online courses covering fundraising, marketing and operations.
• Get personalized, one-on-one coaching from Google experts to master new AI tools.
• New research helps your team overcome common barriers to adopting AI technology.
• Practical, on-demand training: We are launching three free of charge, nonprofit-specific online courses to help teams use AI effectively. The courses focus on the topics nonprofits told us they believe could have transformative potential to improve with AI: fundraising, marketing, and operations. In around three hours, participants can learn practical skills from Daily wins with AI , Optimize Creativity and Fundraising , and Build Smarter Workflows .
• One-on-one productivity coaching: We're offering all Google for Nonprofits organizations personalized, hands-on support and training from Google Product Specialists at no cost. After activating Google Workspace for Nonprofits, your team can schedule 1:1 video chat sessions to get expert guidance on everything from technical migration to training staff on the latest AI tools.
• Key insights: 86% of surveyed nonprofits agree that AI has the potential to make their personal work more effective, yet organizations report that, on average, less than half (49%) of their organization uses AI regularly. Nonprofits tell us funding and access to training are the top bottlenecks to adoption. To maximize peer learning, we’re publishing the results of how over 6,000 Google for Nonprofits organizations are integrating AI into their daily operations, the barriers they face, and recommendations to help all nonprofits make use of AI for the greatest impact.