agents4good prepares sponsor follow-ups, event invite-backs and donor thank-yous, all in one place. Every message waits for your team's sign-off, and when an agent helped, your supporters are told.
Piloting with The Brain Game Foundation.
Step 1
When a gift or sponsorship comes in, an agent drafts a thank-you or follow-up from your templates, with your mission line and sign-off locked in.
Step 2
Approve, edit or skip in your approval inbox. Each draft shows "Why this draft": what triggered it, the data used, and the consent basis. Drafts for people without marketing consent are blocked.
Step 3
Approved items move forward. Sponsor logos go to your sponsor wall, supporters sync to Mailchimp with tags, and agent impact is tracked on your Briefing.
Direct email delivery is coming soon.
Each agent has one job, clear guardrails, and waits for your team's sign-off.
Prepares a personal thank-you draft after every gift or sponsorship.
Optional auto-send for small thank-yous: coming soon
Helps bring last year's attendees back.
Turn a first gift into a second, without adding headcount.
Spots first-time donors 3–5 weeks after their gift.
Keeps your sponsor wall accurate.
A weekly summary of gifts, sponsorships and message results.
Checkout runs in test mode during early access; live payments are coming soon.
Human-in-the-loop
Your agents never pose as a person. Nothing reaches a supporter until someone on your team signs off, and supporters are told when an agent helped.
Every draft waits for someone on your team.
When an agent helped with a message, supporters know. No bots passing as people.
Ask amount, mission sentence and sign-off are locked.
Drafts without marketing consent are blocked; unsubscribes respected.
Trigger, data used and consent basis.
Checked before anything goes public.
Try everything safely.
Why this draft
Ready for approvalIllustrative example
Small teams, often part-time staff and volunteers, juggle gifts, sponsors, events and boards. Saving time isn't the goal. Keeping the relationships that fund your mission is.
18.9%
new-donor retention in 2025. Turning a first gift into a second is the pipeline's biggest unsolved problem.
Source: Fundraising Effectiveness Project, Q4 2025
Nearly 90%
of nonprofit leaders report some concern about their own burnout.
Source: Center for Effective Philanthropy, State of Nonprofits 2025
Today we focus on fundraising, stewardship and sponsorship. Next, a digital workforce across the rest of your nonprofit.
Shift reminders, scheduling and thank-yous, so your volunteers stay free for the work only people can do.
Prospect research and draft applications.
Outcome summaries for boards and funders.
A weekly summary of gifts, sponsorships and message results.
Questions over your own data.
Moving beyond test mode.
More CRMs and ticketing.
Built for small and mid-size nonprofits running sponsorship-driven events. We're opening early access to a small group — start with one workflow and see what changes.