Shown on a sample charity so you can watch it work · Every donor deserves to be asked again
Your lapsed donors still care. The Donor Brain brings them back — before December 31.
This is not a sales page. This is your own fundraising system, already working — on your list, in your voice. Tap the panels. Run the rescue. Ask it a question.
$3.6M raised last yearSample charity — imagine your file here
Run by your teamThe Brain drafts — your people approve
The pattern: no monthly giving programThe sample charity lists no recurring option — a common leak
The Brain walks you through it. Then scroll — every panel below actually works.
1 · Donor Radar
Radar watches your own donor file day and night, and wakes up the segments quietly drifting away.
📡 Donor Radar · Your file, liveSample / Illustrative
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Gave 12–24 months ago
Gave once or twice, then went silent. Warmest lapsed segment there is.
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Gave 25–36 months ago
Colder — but they chose you once. A story and an ask can still land.
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Monthly givers at risk
Cards expiring or failing right now. Every one saved is a year of giving.
Counts above are a sample file, shown so you can see Radar work. A live Brain runs on your real donor list.
2 · The Reactivation Engine
Pick a segment. Watch the exact sequence the Brain runs — text, email, callback — in the shelter's voice.
💛 Reactivation EngineSample / Illustrative
3 · Recurring Rescue
Right now your Donate page offers no monthly program. When you launch one, this is what protects it — step through a real rescue.
🛟 The failed-card rescueSample / Illustrative
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4 · The Year-End Engine
December is when a charity's year gets made. The clock is not a metaphor — it's running.
🗓️ Two dates that matterLive countdown
Giving Tuesday
Tuesday, December 1, 2026
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Thursday, December 31, 2026
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1 · The gift landsGiving Tuesday, a gala, a mail appeal — a donation comes in.
2 · Thanked in the hourA personal thank-you in the donor's name — not a receipt robot.
3 · Shown the impactDays later: the animal their gift helped, by name, with a photo.
4 · Asked again by Dec 31One warm second ask before the year closes.
Why step 4 matters: 48% of Giving Tuesday donors give again before December 31 when they're stewarded well — vs about 6% when nobody follows up. The second gift isn't luck. It's a sequence.
5 · Not a receptionist. A fundraiser.
Most AI for charities answers the phone. Yours goes out and raises.
🤖 Generic AI receptionist
Answers calls and takes messages
Waits for the phone to ring
Never touches your donor list
Never asks anyone for anything
Donations raised: $0
🧠 The Donor Brain
Reactivates lapsed donors on your own list
Rescues monthly givers before a failed card ends them
Runs the Giving Tuesday → Dec 31 follow-up sequence
Briefs your team at 7 AM on money and risk
Built to bring donations IN
6 · Talk to the Brain
This is how the development team would actually run it — plain questions, straight answers, evidence attached. Tap one:
The Donor Brain · Your Charity
7 · Thirteen organs. Every one talks.
The full Brain, translated into donor language. Tap any tile's button and hear what it does for the shelter.
The founding group — five spots, total. Then it's gone.
The Donor Brain is being installed for a small founding group first — and this demo runs on a sample charity so you can watch it work the way it would on yours. When the five founding spots fill, the founding group closes.
Pricing and terms aren't printed here. They're covered personally, on a short call — the full picture, in plain language, with your numbers in front of us.
The check looks at your donor file and shows you the leak — free, in about five minutes.
A demonstration by Gavari AI. The charity shown is a sample organization, and the donor data is illustrative, so any charity can watch the Brain work the way it would on its own file. A live Donor Brain runs on your real donor file and sends nothing without your team's approval.