AI for ABM Messaging, More in Common, and Other News: May Newsletter

Welcome to our
May newsletter


In this issue:

  • Get a guide on using AI for ABM messaging

  • Learn how we’re helping More in Common

  • Meet Jeannie Brown, volunteer

  • Explore Gen Z philanthropy and how two nonprofits merged to scale impact

  • Find an opportunity to join ABM for Good

Interested in pitching in? Let us know how you’d like to help. 

Rob Leavitt
President and CEO, ABM for Good


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May 13: Quarterly Briefing

Join us tomorrow, May 13 at 12pm ET to:

  • Brainstorm how to adapt ABM for different nonprofit marketing and development challenges 

  • Review recent and ongoing ABM for Good projects


ABM Messaging: Let AI Do the Heavy Lifting

In this second post in our AI for nonprofit ABM series, learn how nonprofits can use AI to truly listen to your corporate prospects and build outside-in messaging that resonates with their wants and needs.

Read more about AI for Outside-In ABM Messaging.


New Project! More In Common

ABM for Good was founded to address challenges to address challenges in community development, sustainability, and civic engagement, which is why we are thrilled to announce a new project with More in Common. We aim to help More In Common expand its corporate partnerships in alignment with its mission “to understand the forces driving us apart and find common ground to tackle our most pressing challenges.”

Can you suggest other organizations that might benefit from the ABM for Good approach? We’d love to talk!


Listen to Jeannie as she explains the parallels between her work as an ABM for Good volunteer and the 3 Rs of ABM: reputation, relationships, and revenue.


Opportunities to Get Involved

Interested in working with ABM for Good? Here are four ways to help:

  1. Project development and support: Help shape our offerings, recruit nonprofit partners, and support project delivery. 

  2. Research and thought leadership: We are actively interviewing decision makers with corporate impact and corporate social responsibility roles. Please suggest colleagues to interview and help grow our network.

  3. Marketing, Tech, and Operations: Strengthen our marketing, tools, processes, and organizational capabilities.  

  4. Spread the word! Send this email today to two people who might want to learn more.

Let us know if you’re interested in joining our team.

Donations to help support operating costs are always welcome, too!


What We’re Tracking

Research and insights shaping our work from the worlds of nonprofit development, corporate social impact, and marketing.

Gen Z Gives Money and Time. Here’s How to Engage Them

This article in The Chronicle of Philanthropy highlights a new report from GoFundMe and GivingTuesday dispels a common myth that young people are not philanthropic. In fact, the research shows respondents from Gen Z are more likely than older adults to donate money, items, or time to charities. (Article free with registration.)

This article details the merger of two nonprofits with similar missions, and the role McKinsey played to ensure the new organization continues to provide services with consistency and impact.


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Let’s talk!

Rob Leavitt
President and CEO
rob@abmforgood.org

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Volunteer Spotlight: Jeannie Brown