Giving Opportunities Builder Beta

Turn fundraising priorities into clear giving opportunities and produce branded assets to share with donors.

Add what you know, choose a format and optional brand details, and create an editable draft here.

Protect confidential information as you work. Use an alias when needed. Leave out donor names, contact details, and private information unless your organization permits you to share it with the AI service used to draft the document.

Opening saved work…

Work saves in this browser on this device, including document edits and images. Download a backup before switching devices or using a different Builder link. Anyone using this browser profile can open saved work. Clearing browser data removes it.

Describe the Fundraising Priority

Use notes or existing material. Check the saved-work status above as you go.

Use these initials or this alias throughout your entries. The draft will use them too.

If you’re comfortable sharing it, add a public campaign page. Load the page to use its wording as voice and messaging context.

Review the wording loaded from your page, or paste a sample here. Keep the language you want the writer to follow. Add verified project facts in the fields below.

An estimate for the overall campaign, if you have one. Each project’s budget goes in Step 2.

Add context that applies across the campaign, such as timing or existing plans. Describe each funding opportunity once in Step 2.

Text, Markdown, CSV, JSON, and text-based PDF files work here. Review extracted text before creating the document.

Paste saved results here. If you arrive using the Campaign Readiness Self-Assessment’s “Use in Giving Opportunities Builder” button, they appear here automatically. Review or clear them before creating your document.

Describe the Giving Opportunities

Each opportunity should explain something a donor could fund and what that funding would make possible.

Choose the Document You Want

Select the format and the context that should shape this version.

Compare writing styles to see which sounds like your organization. Use Download HTML to keep your first draft, then choose another style and select Create another version. The new draft replaces the one shown here.

How writing style works

Your approved sample guides vocabulary and sentence rhythm. The style choice guides emphasis and formality. Vera’s donor-writing guidance and Words AI Ruined rules apply to new wording. Supplied titles, figures and approved terms stay as entered. Review each draft for voice and accuracy.

For a specific donor, describe interests or relationship context you already know and are permitted to use. A donor name is not required.

Optional brand details

Enter a six-digit hex code. The document uses Empowered Fundraiser ink if you leave this blank.

Your logo stays in your browser and is added to the document locally.
Your image stays in your browser and is added to the document locally.

Customize What Appears

Ready to create

Creating the draft sends the text you entered to the AI service used by Empowered Fundraiser. Logo and image files stay in your browser.

Create Your Donor-Ready Document

The Builder drafts it here. Review the facts, edit any wording you want, then copy, download, or print the version you need.

Questions About the Giving Opportunities Builder

What information does the Giving Opportunities Builder need?

Provide organization and campaign background, then describe each funding opportunity. Include its title, proposed amount or range, and what the gift would accomplish. Use verified project information.

What donor documents can the Builder create?

The Builder offers a one-page giving opportunity, a selection of opportunities, a full menu, or a proposal. Review and edit the draft before sharing it. You can copy the text, download HTML, or print it as a PDF.

What information is sent for AI-assisted drafting?

The supplied text is sent to the AI service when you create a draft, including background, opportunity details, internal notes, and any imported readiness report. Logo and image files are added locally in your browser. Use only information your organization permits you to share.