
Identify the donor segments worth revisiting—and the actual donors within them.
Giving Season Donor Recovery Analysis · Powered by COMPASS High-Value Lapsed™
See what's included →Friends & Family — for Ventura County and Santa Barbara nonprofits
$595
Purchase at the Friends & Family price →Aspira conducts specialized fundraising assessments that help nonprofit leaders understand what's driving performance, identify hidden revenue opportunity, and prioritize the actions most likely to increase results.
Who should you talk to about planned giving?
Identify and prioritize donors who warrant thoughtful planned-giving conversations, based on their actual giving histories and demonstrated relationships with your organization.
Aspira delivers a prioritized workbook of the actual donor relationships worth considering, with the evidence supporting each placement, so your team knows exactly where to begin.
This is behavioral fundraising intelligence, not wealth screening or a prediction of bequest commitments.
Which of your members are ready for a deeper philanthropic relationship?
For museums, zoos, cultural institutions, and nonprofits with membership or subscriber programs. Aspira examines membership behavior alongside charitable giving, then identifies the specific constituent relationships that warrant development attention, with the evidence for each.
Not every member is a donor prospect, and the assessment does not predict future gifts with certainty.

Aspira doesn't stop at identifying opportunities or prioritizing donor segments. We identify the specific donors responsible for those findings and deliver donor-level workbooks that show your fundraising team where to focus.
These workbooks connect the insights to actual donor names when provided, or to donor IDs your organization can match internally. You receive more than analysis: you know which relationships deserve attention and why.
How the COMPASS engine works →“Your organization has a significant donor retention opportunity.”
“Here are the specific donor relationships creating that opportunity, the behavioral evidence behind their prioritization, and where your fundraising team should focus.”
You're entering strategic planning and want an honest picture of your fundraising position before setting goals
You're preparing for a feasibility study or capital campaign and need to understand what your donor file can actually support
You're heading into giving season and want to know exactly where to focus effort across every segment
You're onboarding a new Development Director and want to give them a clear, data-grounded picture of where things stand
Your board is onboarding a new CEO or ED and wants an independent read on fundraising health before or immediately after the transition
You simply need to increase revenue and want to make sure you're not leaving money on the table in your existing donor file
Each Aspira assessment is designed around a specific strategic context. Select the one that fits your organization's situation and objectives.
Best for: Organizations experiencing stagnant growth, declining retention, flat annual giving, or uncertainty about where the greatest near-term revenue opportunities exist. Also ideal for organizations seeking to strengthen annual fundraising strategy or uncover hidden opportunity before increasing investment.
The Revenue Opportunity Assessment identifies actionable fundraising opportunities already inside your donor database. Using donor behavior analysis and advanced revenue interpretation methodologies, Aspira pinpoints where revenue potential exists, which donor segments warrant immediate attention, and which strategic actions are most likely to produce measurable gains. Findings are tied to the specific donor records behind them, so your team knows which relationships to act on first.
Best for: Organizations preparing for strategic planning, leadership transition, fundraising expansion, board-level evaluation, or long-range revenue planning. Also ideal for organizations seeking a clearer picture of individual-giving performance, donor-base health, and long-term revenue sustainability.
The Fundraising Capacity Assessment evaluates the health of your individual-giving donor base, the sustainability of your revenue, and your key fundraising performance indicators. It combines donor behavior intelligence with strategic evaluation of those indicators to identify strengths, constraints, risks, and opportunities for improvement. Where findings call for action, Aspira identifies the donor segments and records involved.
Best for: Organizations preparing for capital campaign feasibility studies, major fundraising initiatives, or significant investment decisions. Also ideal for CEOs, campaign leaders, and sophisticated teams seeking deeper interpretation of donor behavior, revenue dynamics, and strategic decision-making.
The Revenue Intelligence Review provides advanced interpretation of donor behavior and fundraising performance patterns to help leadership teams make clearer, more confident strategic decisions. It examines individual giving, donor behavior, revenue patterns, concentration, risk, and opportunity, and translates them into prioritized executive-level guidance, traced to the donor relationships driving each pattern. The Review is not a substitute for a capital campaign feasibility study or wealth screening, and it does not promise campaign capacity.
Fundraising has plateaued or fluctuates year to year without a clear explanation. Leadership needs to understand what's actually driving results — and what isn't.
An organization preparing for a new strategic plan, leadership change, or major fundraising expansion wants an honest picture of its current fundraising position before moving forward.
Before committing to a capital campaign, major initiative, or significant increase in fundraising investment, leadership wants an independent, data-grounded read on donor capacity and organizational readiness.
Leadership suspects there is more opportunity inside the existing donor file than current results reflect — and wants a structured, expert analysis to find it.
Most organizations already have access to reports, dashboards, and data exports. What they lack is someone who can read what the data is actually saying — and translate it into clear, prioritized direction.
Aspira assessments are conducted by a credentialed fundraising professional with 10+ years of direct nonprofit experience. Every analysis is delivered in plain English, structured for executive decision-making, and grounded in real fundraising methodology — not generic consulting frameworks.
The result is more than a report or a set of recommendations. Where donor-level action is warranted, Aspira delivers prioritized workbooks identifying the specific donor relationships behind the findings—by name or donor ID—so your fundraising team knows where to begin.
Nonprofits don't have a donor problem — they have a clarity problem
A recent guest commentary by Eric Knight in Pacific Coast Business Times explores why system complexity — not donor motivation — is often the real constraint on nonprofit revenue.
This article reflects a core Aspira thesis: clarity creates bandwidth, and bandwidth creates revenue.
"I literally have goosebumps."
— Chief Development Officer, Aspira Client
"This shows us things our CRM never did."
— Development Director, Aspira Client
"It's working beautifully!"
— Data & Donor Engagement Coordinator, Aspira Client
"Eric's analysis gave us a genuinely different way of looking at our donor data — not just numbers, but a clear picture of where our relationships stand and where our opportunities are. What stood out was how actionable it was. Eric didn't just deliver findings; he delivered direction. I trust his work and I trust his heart for this sector."
— Karon Wright, President & Founder, The Greater Contribution
Eric Knight, CFRE, brings nonprofit executive leadership and fundraising experience to conversations with individuals, families, family offices, and their advisers about charitable priorities and opportunities.
Whether you are considering a significant gift, exploring a new cause, or seeking a clearer understanding of an organization's long-term sustainability, Eric offers practical perspective grounded in the realities of nonprofit leadership.
Through his separate business, Journey Designers Entertainment, Eric also helps mission-driven media producers develop philanthropic and corporate support for public television, children's programming, documentaries, and other projects with a public benefit.
This work connects an understanding of entertainment production with the priorities of foundations, corporate supporters, individuals, and families interested in advancing causes through storytelling.
Aspira Philanthropy is founded and led by Eric Knight, CFRE — a 2026 CFRE International Ambassador with 10+ years of nonprofit fundraising leadership and $30M+ raised.
Eric founded Aspira after recognizing a pattern across his career: nonprofits rarely struggle because of donor motivation. They struggle because leaders lack clear, usable insight about what is actually happening inside their fundraising systems. Aspira was built to solve that problem.
Eric's earlier career in entertainment included work with David Duchovny and Téa Leoni's production company, And Then Productions. Today, he brings that experience together with nonprofit leadership through Journey Designers Entertainment, his separate business focused on strategic financing and partnerships for mission-driven media.
About Aspira →The first Aspira Institute gathering is now available to watch. View the full recording of our inaugural conversation on revenue stability and organizational health.
Watch the Recording →Occasionally we share insights about nonprofit revenue growth, fundraising systems, and upcoming Aspira initiatives.
Updates are infrequent, and we never sell or share email addresses.
Email Us to Stay Connected →Aspira is a small, early-stage organization building something with real staying power in the nonprofit sector. We work with contractors, collaborators, and partners who are energized by the mission — not just the work.
Currently seeking: One Fractional Growth Partner — an experienced nonprofit sector professional who wants to bring something they genuinely believe in into conversations they're already having.
See Open Roles on LinkedIn →Schedule a brief conversation. We'll discuss your organization's situation and identify which assessment is most likely to be useful. No pitch. No pressure.
Schedule an Assessment Conversation →
Download a sample Excel workbook to see exactly what you'll receive. Created entirely with fictional demonstration data—no actual donor or client records.
Giving Season Donor Recovery Analysis, powered by COMPASS High-Value Lapsed™. Some of your organization's most meaningful past supporters haven't given yet in 2026. Which relationships deserve a personal call, a thoughtful note, or a targeted invitation before December 31?
A LYBUNT report tells you who gave last year but not this year. COMPASS High-Value Lapsed™ goes further.
Aspira examines historical giving patterns to identify and prioritize previously valuable donor relationships, explain why each one warrants attention, and help your staff decide what to do next.
We identify the donor segments that warrant attention, then give you the specific donor records within those segments. You receive a prioritized workbook showing which relationships deserve attention, the giving history behind each priority, and suggested next steps.
This is donor recovery intelligence, not simply a list of people who haven't given this year.
If this helps your organization reconnect with even one or two meaningful donors, it could be worth the investment.
Choose your price below and complete checkout securely through Stripe. After purchase, Aspira will email your donor-data submission instructions.
We target delivery within three business days after accepting your complete, usable donor export. We confirm your delivery date when we accept the data.
A CSV export containing 3–7 years of individual giving history, including all 2026 gifts through the date of export.
Include every individual gift transaction, one row per gift, for all donors. (Exclude grants, corporate sponsorships, earned revenue, and other transactions outside your individual giving program.)
Donor ID, First Name, Last Name, Gift Date, Gift Amount
Donor ID, Gift Date, Gift Amount
Names are optional. Organizations using the ID-only format can match records to donor names internally.
Preserve leading zeros in donor IDs. No addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, or other unnecessary personal information are required.
You don't need to prepare your export before purchasing. Complete data-export and secure submission instructions will be emailed to you following payment.
Questions before purchasing? Email eric@aspiraphilanthropy.com.
All donor records must be submitted through WeTransfer. Never attach donor files to regular email or paste donor information into an email—even if anonymized. This applies to initial submissions, corrected files, and follow-up questions containing donor records.
WeTransfer recipient: eric@aspiraphilanthropy.com
Learn how Aspira protects your donor data →
The analysis prioritizes relationships and suggests next steps. It does not predict donor response, gift amounts, or future giving, and outreach decisions remain with your team.
Refunds and corrections
If you cannot provide usable data, we will cancel and refund your purchase. We will correct a verified material processing error at no charge, or refund your purchase if we cannot correct it. Donor responses and recovered revenue are not guaranteed.
Data retention
Aspira will delete donor exports and donor-level working and delivery files from storage under its control within 30 days after delivery. Purchase and accounting records are retained separately.
Friends & Family — for Ventura County and Santa Barbara nonprofits: $595
Purchase at the Friends & Family price →Read the purchase terms before checkout.
Questions before you buy? Email eric@aspiraphilanthropy.com.
The Giving Season analysis is focused on year-end donor recovery. For a fuller picture, explore Aspira's specialized fundraising assessments.
Explore Assessments →Specialized Fundraising Assessments — Clarity about what's happening, and direction on what to do next.
Each assessment is designed around a specific strategic context — the situation your organization is in, and the decisions your leadership needs to make.
Schedule an Assessment Conversation →
A printable overview of Aspira's assessment portfolio, from core assessments to specialized offers.
Best for: Organizations experiencing stagnant growth, inconsistent fundraising performance, declining retention, flat annual giving, or uncertainty around where the greatest near-term revenue opportunities exist. Also ideal for organizations seeking to strengthen annual fundraising strategy, improve donor prioritization, or uncover hidden revenue opportunity before increasing fundraising investment.
The Revenue Opportunity Assessment identifies actionable fundraising opportunities already inside your donor database. Using donor behavior analysis and advanced revenue interpretation methodologies, Aspira pinpoints where revenue potential exists, which donor segments warrant immediate attention, and which strategic actions are most likely to produce measurable fundraising gains. Each finding is tied to the specific donor records behind it, so your team knows which relationships to act on first.
Schedule a Conversation →Best for: Organizations preparing for strategic planning, leadership transition, fundraising expansion, board-level fundraising evaluation, or long-range revenue planning. Also ideal for organizations seeking a clearer understanding of individual-giving performance, donor-base health, and long-term revenue sustainability.
The Fundraising Capacity Assessment evaluates the health of the organization's individual-giving donor base, the sustainability of its revenue, and its key fundraising performance indicators. It combines donor behavior intelligence with strategic evaluation of those indicators to identify strengths, constraints, risks, and opportunities for improvement. Where findings call for action, Aspira identifies the donor segments and records involved.
In its current form, this assessment focuses on individual giving. It is not a comprehensive staffing, systems, infrastructure, or organizational operations assessment.
Schedule a Conversation →Best for: Organizations preparing for capital campaign feasibility studies, campaign strategy development, major fundraising initiatives, or significant fundraising investment decisions. Also ideal for CEOs, campaign leaders, and sophisticated fundraising teams seeking deeper interpretation of donor behavior, revenue dynamics, and fundraising decision-making.
The Revenue Intelligence Review provides advanced interpretation of donor behavior and fundraising performance patterns to help leadership teams make clearer, more confident strategic decisions. It examines individual giving, donor behavior, revenue patterns, concentration, risk, and opportunity, and translates them into prioritized executive-level guidance, traced to the donor relationships driving each pattern.
The Review is not a substitute for a capital campaign feasibility study or wealth screening, and it does not promise campaign capacity.
Schedule a Conversation →Which donors warrant a thoughtful planned-giving conversation?
Best for: Organizations building or revitalizing a planned giving program, and development teams that want a clear, defensible starting point for legacy conversations.
Aspira analyzes historical donor relationships and giving behavior, such as loyalty, consistency and length of relationship, to identify and prioritize the people who may merit planned-giving cultivation. The result is practical fundraising intelligence that helps staff decide where thoughtful attention is most warranted.
This analysis does not predict who will make a bequest, confirm wealth or estate capacity, or guarantee planned gifts. This is behavioral fundraising intelligence, not wealth screening. It helps your team decide where to begin.
Which members, subscribers, annual supporters, or lower-level donors show the strongest potential for deeper philanthropic engagement?
Best for: Museums, cultural institutions, zoos and other membership-based nonprofits.
Aspira evaluates membership and giving history to surface the relationships that may warrant deeper development attention. The focus is identification, prioritization and practical next steps, so your team knows which supporters to engage first and how.
Not every member is a donor prospect, and this analysis does not predict future gifts with certainty. It identifies where deeper engagement is most worth exploring.
Schedule an Assessment Conversation →
All Aspira assessments are powered by the COMPASS methodology — Aspira's proprietary donor behavior analysis framework, grounded in the AFP Fundraising Fitness Test and guided by the AFP Code of Ethical Standards. Depending on the engagement, analysis may be conducted using de-identified records or standard donor exports that include constituent names. ID-only analysis is also available.
How the COMPASS analytical engine works →Schedule a brief conversation. We'll discuss your organization's current context and identify the assessment most likely to be useful. No pitch. No pressure.
Heading into year-end? The Giving Season Donor Recovery Analysis can be purchased directly, no conversation required.
Schedule an Assessment Conversation →The COMPASS Analytical Engine: the methodology behind every Aspira assessment.
COMPASS is Aspira's proprietary analytical engine and methodology. It is not a separate product. It powers each Aspira assessment.
Most analysis stops at the pattern: retention is slipping, giving is concentrated, a valuable group of donors has gone quiet.
COMPASS identifies those patterns and keeps the connection to the specific donor records behind them. That is what allows Aspira to deliver donor-level prioritization and actionable workbooks, not just findings.
Every analysis is practitioner-reviewed and delivered by Eric Knight, CFRE, in plain English for leadership teams.
All Aspira assessments are powered by the COMPASS methodology — Aspira's proprietary donor behavior analysis framework, grounded in the AFP Fundraising Fitness Test and guided by the AFP Code of Ethical Standards. Depending on the engagement, analysis may be conducted using de-identified records or standard donor exports that include constituent names. ID-only analysis is also available.
Client records are used only for the engagement they were provided for. Please do not send donor files by regular email; Aspira provides submission instructions for each engagement.
Explore the assessments, or schedule a brief conversation to find the one that fits your situation.
When clarity reveals deeper organizational work.
Some organizations begin with an Aspira assessment and discover advisory support is the natural next step. Others come to Aspira directly — with a specific leadership challenge, a planning need, or an organizational question they want help working through.
Either path works. Aspira provides targeted advisory support to help leaders move forward with clarity and confidence. Engagements are focused, practical, and grounded in real nonprofit operating environments.
Executive Directors and senior leaders often carry the full weight of organizational decisions.
Aspira provides strategic coaching and decision support during high-pressure moments, helping leaders evaluate options, regain focus, and move forward with confidence.
Strong donor relationships grow through meaningful engagement, not constant activity.
Aspira helps organizations design stewardship systems that deepen relationships, strengthen donor loyalty, and generate sustainable revenue without exhausting staff capacity.
Strategic planning should create clarity, not bind organizations to unrealistic expectations.
Aspira facilitates practical planning processes that align leadership, boards, and staff around achievable priorities and long-term organizational health.
Many nonprofit boards want to contribute more effectively but lack clear structure or expectations.
Aspira works with leadership teams to clarify board roles, strengthen governance practices, and improve the working relationship between boards and executive leadership.
Healthy nonprofits are deeply connected to the communities they serve.
Aspira helps organizations develop structured approaches for strengthening community visibility, trust, and engagement.
Aspira intentionally limits the scope of advisory engagements. This focus allows us to deliver depth, clarity, and senior-level attention in every partnership.
We do not provide feasibility studies, capital campaign management, or event planning. When organizations need those services, we collaborate with trusted partners.
Most organizations begin with a short exploratory conversation. Some come with a specific fundraising question. Others are trying to determine which assessment is most appropriate for their current situation. If there is a clear opportunity for Aspira to help, we will recommend a path. If not, we will say so directly.
Schedule a brief conversation. We'll discuss your organization's situation and identify where Aspira can be most useful. No pitch. No pressure.
Schedule a Conversation →Field Leadership Arm — Convened on March 31, 2026, in partnership with People Media.
Advancing Organizational Health as a Public Good
The Aspira Institute exists to explore and elevate ideas that strengthen nonprofit organizational health — across leadership, fundraising systems, governance, culture, and operational design.
Through convenings, research, and public conversations, the Institute helps nonprofit leaders better understand the structural conditions that allow mission-driven organizations to thrive.
Aspira Institute inaugural gathering — March 31, 2026
In partnership with People Media, Aspira Institute convened nonprofit, civic, and business leaders for a moderated conversation on revenue stability, organizational health, and the conditions mission-driven organizations need in order to thrive.
The conversation explored the systems nonprofits rely on to build sustainable fundraising infrastructure — and the realities leaders are navigating in a rapidly changing environment.
The full recording is now available to watch at any time.
Presented by John Lockhart and InfoDine — a 2-minute look at the first Aspira Summit Series experience.
Want to continue the conversation or explore what this could mean for your organization?
Book a Zoom with EricThis was the first convening of Aspira Institute, the field leadership arm of Aspira Philanthropy. Additional Institute programming will be announced as it develops.
Aspira Institute inaugural gathering — March 31, 2026
The March 31 gathering was the first step. As the Institute grows, programming will expand to include future convenings, research, and thought leadership resources for nonprofit leaders.
Facilitated conversations that bring sector leaders together around shared challenges and opportunities.
Applied research that helps nonprofit organizations better understand what makes mission-driven work sustainable.
Public writing, frameworks, and resources that advance the conversation around nonprofit organizational health.
Additional programming will be announced as the Institute develops. To be notified of future events and resources, contact eric@aspiraphilanthropy.com.
A guest commentary in Pacific Coast Business Times exploring why clarity—not more dashboards, more tools, or more noise—is one of the most important forms of infrastructure in nonprofit organizations.
Nonprofit leaders are operating in increasingly complex environments: more reporting, more systems, more pressure, and more fragmentation. This commentary makes the case that the deeper challenge is not donor motivation, but the absence of clear direction inside the decision environment itself.
When clarity is missing, staff spend more time interpreting tools than strengthening relationships. When clarity exists, organizations can focus, act faster, and build healthier, more resilient systems.
In complex systems, clarity is infrastructure.
Interested in Aspira's specialized fundraising assessments?
Explore Assessments →The people and philosophy behind Aspira Philanthropy.
Founded in 2025 by Eric Knight, CFRE, Aspira Philanthropy helps nonprofit leaders understand what's happening in fundraising — and what to do next.
Aspira combines real nonprofit leadership experience with advanced donor intelligence to help organizations strengthen fundraising, leadership focus, and long-term resilience.
The result is simple. Leaders gain clarity about where to focus, teams recover time and energy, and organizations raise more money with confidence.

North Star
To advance nonprofit organizational health as a public good.
To strengthen the organizations that hold communities together.
Aspira equips nonprofits with the clarity, intelligence, and systems they need to thrive and flourish.
A future where nonprofit leaders are no longer buried in complexity — and where stronger organizations create stronger communities.
Presence · Clarity · Curiosity · Kindness · Courage
"The opportunity usually starts with donors you already know."
Nonprofit leaders face two constant constraints.
Not enough time.
Not enough money.
Most fundraising systems add complexity instead of solving that problem.
Aspira takes a different approach. By translating donor data into plain-language insight and clear next steps, organizations can focus their energy where it matters most — strengthening donor relationships and advancing their mission.
Aspira blends two traditions that are often treated as opposites.
Donor-centered fundraising focuses on persuasive communication that values and honors donors.
Community-centered values emphasize respect, inclusion, and authentic partnership with the communities nonprofits serve.
When these approaches work together, organizations raise more money and build stronger communities.
Eric Knight, CFRE, founded Aspira Philanthropy after more than a decade working inside nonprofit organizations and alongside nonprofit leadership teams.
Across those experiences one pattern appeared again and again.
Nonprofits rarely struggle because they lack passion, commitment, or mission clarity. They struggle because leaders lack clear, usable insight about what is actually happening inside their fundraising systems.
Aspira was created to solve that problem. By turning complex donor data into plain-language clarity and practical action, Aspira helps nonprofit leaders focus their time, strengthen donor relationships, and build healthier organizations.
Eric's earlier career in entertainment included work with David Duchovny and Téa Leoni's production company, And Then Productions. Today, he brings that experience together with nonprofit leadership through Journey Designers Entertainment, his separate business focused on strategic financing and partnerships for mission-driven media.
We operate with kindness, trust, and genuine respect for everyone connected to Aspira. Inclusivity isn't a value we list. It's how we expect people to show up.
Schedule a conversation. We'll discuss your organization's situation and identify the assessment most likely to be useful. No pitch. No pressure.
Schedule a Conversation →A focused diagnostic to identify immediate revenue opportunities already inside your donor file.
A focused diagnostic to identify immediate revenue opportunities already inside your donor file—and what to do next.
Most organizations aren't short on effort.
They're short on clarity about where the next dollar is most likely to come from.
The Donor Revenue Audit is designed to change that—quickly.
A structured, 60-minute working session where we use the information you already have to uncover real revenue opportunities inside your donor base.
No heavy data lift. No long engagement. Just clarity and action.
Select a time that works for you using the link below.
A short conversation to ensure we're looking at the right information before we meet.
A focused working session via Zoom where we review your reports and identify what's already there.
Clear next steps and immediate opportunities—ready to act on the same week.
Aspira requests only the information each engagement requires and does not ask for donor addresses, emails or phone numbers.
All work is conducted in alignment with AFP and CFRE ethical standards.
The Audit focuses on opportunity already within reach: the donors and relationships your organization already has.
$1,000
Credited toward a full Aspira assessment if you choose to go deeper.
Most organizations discover there is significantly more opportunity inside their donor file than they realized.
This is the first step to seeing it clearly.
Privacy & Data Security: how Aspira handles your organization's donor information.
Your donors trust you with their information. We take that responsibility seriously.
At Aspira Philanthropy, protecting our clients' information is a fundamental part of how we work. Our data-handling procedures are designed to safeguard sensitive fundraising information throughout every engagement.
Our analyses are designed to work with a limited set of donor information. In most cases, we need only a donor identifier, gift date, and gift amount.
Donor names, contact information, and other personally identifiable details are not required for our standard COMPASS analyses.
Client data is received and delivered through designated encrypted file-transfer services rather than ordinary email attachments. Each client receives specific instructions for securely submitting their data.
Aspira processes donor-level information within COMPASS_CORE, our dedicated, locally operated data environment.
Protected by full-disk encryption, this environment is isolated from everyday email, cloud synchronization, and other applications.
Every client engagement is assigned a unique identification code, communicated through encrypted file transfer. That code—not the organization's name—is used to identify datasets, working files, and analytical outputs within our secure processing environment.
This creates an additional layer of protection: even within our encrypted local environment, donor records and analytical files are not labeled with information identifying the client organization.
Our COMPASS security framework keeps donor-level information entirely separate from AI-assisted writing and research. When AI tools are used, they work exclusively with synthetic data or carefully sanitized, aggregated information that cannot identify individual donors.
In short: your donor data is never uploaded to any AI system.
Client data is subject to defined retention periods and documented deletion procedures.
For the Giving Season Donor Recovery Analysis, donor exports and donor-level working and delivery files stored under Aspira's control are deleted within 30 days after delivery.
Retention provisions for other engagements are established through the applicable engagement arrangements.
We're happy to discuss our data-handling procedures and any particular confidentiality requirements before your organization submits information.
eric@aspiraphilanthropy.com