AI training for nonprofits that your team will actually look forward to.

Playful, hands-on AI workshops that help nonprofits, professional associations and social enterprises use AI ethically, safely and on their own terms.

Bring your questions. We start there.

Where do we even start?
Is it safe to use with donor data?
Will this replace our staff?
Can it help with grant reports?
Do we need an AI policy?
Half my team is skeptical. Now what?

Learning that sticks, because people enjoy it.

Most AI trainings are a slide deck and a list of tools. Ours feel more like a good workshop with friends: lots of trying, a little laughing, and real work done by the end.

Play first, slides later

Games, challenges and tasks pulled from your own work. People leave having done the thing, not just watched someone else do it.

Ethics in every session

Built around your values, your data and the tools you already use. Ethical AI runs through everything we do, not a slide tacked on at the end.

Everyone gets a voice

Participatory methods mean frontline staff, managers and board members all shape how AI gets used, so the new habits actually stick.

Three ways we work together

Participatory AI policy

A participatory process that brings staff and leadership to the same table to write ethical AI guidelines everyone understands, trusts and follows.

Strategic planning

A clear picture of where technology fits in your strategy: what to try first, what to budget for, and what to leave alone.

Ethical AI isn't a module. It's how we work.

Mission-driven organizations carry extra responsibility: to the communities they serve, the data they hold and the trust of their funders. That's why every Klairo workshop, policy and plan is built on these commitments.

Protect the people you serve

Know what data should never go into an AI tool, how to anonymize what can, and which settings and vendors respect privacy.

Spot bias before it spreads

AI reflects the data it learned from, including its blind spots on gender, race, language and disability. We practice catching it and correcting for it.

Keep humans in charge

AI drafts, people decide. Your team keeps the judgment, relationships and accountability that your mission depends on.

Be open about how you use it

Simple practices for telling donors, partners and communities when and how AI is part of your work.

Support staff, not replace them

We focus on removing drudge work and building skills, and we talk honestly about what AI means for jobs and workloads.

Know when not to use it

Some tasks are too sensitive, too personal or simply better done by hand. Knowing the difference is a skill too.

AI workshop formats. Mix and match.

Every session is tailored to your team. Online or in person, in English or Spanish.

2 hours

AI Playground

A hands-on first taste. Try the tools on real tasks in a no-judgment space. Ideal for brand-new or skeptical teams.

Half day

Prompt Potluck

Everyone brings a task from their week. We solve them together and leave with a shared prompt library for your team.

2–3 hours

Ethical AI Lab

Scenario games on privacy, bias, transparency and when not to use AI. Ends with draft ground rules your team wrote themselves.

AI skills built around your team's real work

Pick a team to see the kinds of tasks we practice together.

AI for fundraising

Spend less time on first drafts and more time with funders and donors.

  • Turn program notes into a first draft of a grant report
  • Research a funder and prepare for a meeting in a fraction of the time
  • Personalize donor thank-yous without losing your voice

How it works

  1. 1

    Book a free call

    Tell us about your team, your mission and what's worrying or exciting you about AI. No pressure, no cost.

  2. 2

    Get a custom plan

    We suggest the right mix of formats, built around the tools you already use and the tasks your people do every week.

  3. 3

    Learn by doing

    Interactive sessions where everyone practices on real work, asks the awkward questions and helps set the ground rules.

  4. 4

    Check in and keep going

    We follow up to see what's working, answer new questions and adjust, so the skills keep growing after the workshop ends.

Questions, answered

Who is Klairo for?

Nonprofits, professional associations, foundations and social enterprises: any mission-driven team that wants to use AI well, whatever your size.

Does my team need any technical background?

Not at all. Sessions start from where your people are, whether they have never opened an AI tool or already use one every day.

What do you mean by ethical AI?

Using AI in ways that protect privacy, reduce bias, keep people in charge of decisions and stay transparent with the communities you serve. It also means being honest about when AI is not the right tool. We build these practices into every session rather than saving them for the end.

Is it safe to use AI with our data?

That depends on the tool and how you use it, and it is exactly what we cover. Every format includes practical guidance on privacy, sensitive data and when not to use AI.

Are the AI workshops online or in person?

Both. Most sessions run live online so distributed and international teams can join. In-person workshops are available on request.

What languages do you work in?

English and Spanish.

How much does it cost?

We charge per workshop, with prices starting at €500. Smaller organizations get reduced rates, and larger projects like AI policy are quoted separately. Book a free call for a quote.

Make AI less scary and more useful.

Book a free call and we'll sketch a first workshop for your team together.

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