Founding price: $3,500 for the first 12 spotsEnds Nov 6

The Win Woman presents FUNDED. AI Revenue Team.

Find your next major donors and sponsors without hiring more staff.

FUNDED is an eight-week live program. We set up as many as three AI employees with your team in Claude to research your best prospects and draft your donor notes and sponsor pitches. You don't need to be technical.

  • Thursday, January 14, 2027
  • Thursdays, 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. ET
  • 8 weeks, live online
  • 12 organizations
Enroll for $3,500Reserve with $500

If you reserve, pay the $3,000 balance by December 7, 2026 or your spot goes to the next organization. Both payments are non-refundable. Enrollment terms

Monday, 8:00 a.m.Example week
  • Prospect Research Analyst5 prospect briefs, every fact sourced5 ready
  • Annual Giving Coordinator12 notes approved last week, sent from your email12 sentTo DanaSent 8:02 a.m.Dana, your gift grew our reading program
  • Corporate Partnerships Coordinator3 pitches approved last week, sent through Lemlist3 sent

Follow-ups go out on the schedule you set and stop when someone replies. Replies come to your inbox.

Nothing goes out until your team approves it.

An example Monday with all three AI employees. You choose which ones to build.

Your AI fundraising team

The research and outreach your staff never gets to, ready for review every Monday.

Each AI employee does one job and brings its work to your team every Monday. Pick one, two or all three. The price is the same. All of them work from your Organization Brain: your mission, programs and past proposals, saved in one Claude project.

How a week works, once you're set up

  1. Monday, 8 a.m.

    Your AI employees do the work. Claude, Anthropic's AI assistant, runs them on a schedule. They research prospects and write the week's drafts, with a source link on every fact.

  2. When you're ready

    Your team reviews it. Check the facts, then approve, edit or skip each brief, note and pitch, follow-ups included. Nothing goes out without a yes.

  3. Once you approve

    Your email tools send it. Lemlist sends your donor notes and sponsor pitches from your own email. Replies come to your inbox, and your people make the ask.

  • Prospect Research Analyst

    Finds your best major-gift prospects and writes a brief on each

    Choose this one if
    your best prospects are already in your list, but nobody has time to research them.
    Every Monday
    A one-page brief on each prospect, with a source on every fact and a suggested first step.
    Tools it uses
    • Claude's fundraising tools for nonprofits
    • Your donor database (CRM) or an export of it
    • Clay, to find people connected to you
    • ProPublica's 990 database
    • SEC filings

    You approve: The facts and their sources, before any outreach

  • Annual Giving Coordinator

    Writes to donors who stopped giving

    Choose this one if
    your donor count is shrinking, and every email is the same note, tweaked by hand.
    Every Monday
    A personal note to each donor who stopped giving. Once you approve, Lemlist sends them from your email and follows up.
    Tools it uses
    • Claude's fundraising tools for nonprofits
    • Your donor database or Givebutter
    • Lemlist, to send and follow up

    You approve: Every note, before Lemlist sends it

  • Corporate Partnerships Coordinator

    Finds companies that fit and drafts the pitch

    Choose this one if
    sponsors never get approached, because tailoring a pitch takes a day.
    Every Monday
    Companies that fit your programs, a suggested contact at each, and a tailored pitch. Lemlist sends the emails you approve.
    Tools it uses
    • Claude's fundraising tools for nonprofits
    • Clay (free plan), to find the right contact
    • Lemlist, to send and follow up
    • Canva (free for nonprofits)

    You approve: Each company, and every email before it sends

Everything you build stays in your organization's own Claude account after the cohort ends.

AI does the research and the drafts. Your people make the ask.

  • Every fact links to its sourceYour team can click through to the 990, the news story or your own donor record.
  • Your team checks it firstNothing reaches a donor until someone on your staff has read it.
  • You make the askThe brief suggests a first step. Your people decide who to approach, what to ask for and how.

Prospect briefSample. Fictional prospect.

Jordan Ellis

Prepared by your Prospect Research Analyst

Giving history
Gave to your spring gala in 2024 and 2025.Your donor export
Giving capacity
Sits on a family foundation's board.Foundation tax return (Form 990-PF)
Interests
Talks publicly about early literacy and after-school programs.Local news interview
Connection
Serves on another nonprofit's board with one of your board members.Public board list

Suggested first stepA program visit, hosted by the board member who knows them.

It won't get every fact right, so every fact links to its source and your team checks it before anyone reaches out.

How we build it with you

By week 8, your AI employees deliver research and drafts every Monday.

We set them up with you, step by step. Each week we build one part live on screen, such as your Organization Brain or one AI employee, and your team follows along in its own Claude account. Between sessions, your team finishes that part from a ready-made template, and you never write code. If you pick fewer than three employees, those weeks become extra time for the ones you chose.

  • Live help every week

    We build one part on screen each week while your team follows along and asks questions in the chat.

  • A template for every step

    Your team copies it and fills in your details, so nobody starts from a blank page.

  • Office hours when you're stuck

    Bring anything that stalls between sessions, and we'll work through it with you.

  • Every session recorded

    Missed a week? Watch the recording and catch up.

Come to at least 7 of the 8 sessions, live or by replay, and finish each week's setup. If your AI employees still aren't delivering every Monday by the last week, you join the next cohort free until they are.

  1. Week 1

    Your Organization Brain, so every draft sounds like you

    We save your mission, programs and past proposals in one Claude project, and every AI employee works from it.

    • Claude for Nonprofits, $8 per user a month
    • Its fundraising skills, built in
    • A shared Claude project

  2. Weeks 2 and 3

    Prospect Research Analyst: briefs on your best prospects

    It reads your donor list, finds the people with the most giving potential and writes a one-page brief on each. Every fact links to its source, so your team can check it.

    • HubSpot
    • Givebutter
    • Raiser's Edge NXT
    • Or a donor export
    • Clay
    • ProPublica's 990 database
    • SEC filings

  3. Weeks 4 and 5

    Annual Giving Coordinator: notes to donors who stopped giving

    It finds the donors who stopped giving and drafts a personal note in your voice to each one your team picks. Lemlist sends the ones you approve, follows up, and stops when a donor replies.

    • Lemlist
    • Your donor database or Givebutter
    • Your own email account

  4. Week 6

    Corporate Partnerships Coordinator: pitches to companies that fit

    It matches companies to your programs, finds a contact at each with Clay and drafts a pitch. Lemlist sends the ones you approve and follows up.

    • Clay, free plan
    • Lemlist
    • Canva, free for nonprofits

  5. Weeks 7 and 8

    The Monday schedule: your AI employees start on their own

    Claude runs them every Monday at 8 a.m., even when your computer is asleep. You leave with before-and-after numbers for your board on the research and outreach they did.

    • Claude scheduled tasks

Results

What nonprofits achieved with The Win Woman's consulting.

From The Win Woman's fundraising work with nonprofits: client results and client words, not cohort results.

  • $10M to $15Mindividual giving engine created for a nationwide educational nonprofit
  • $500k+raised in corporate sponsorships for a community-driven nonprofit
  • 40%increase in donor contributions for a leading nonprofit in the Latin music industry
Read the transcript

We engaged in a search process to find a fundraising consultant to test some strategies with. Luckily that fundraising consultant turned out right. It was The Win Woman, and within six months we were able to see a 22% increase in our corporate engagement. But one of the biggest takeaways that was more long term is, in that work with The Win Woman, I was able to create a very clear profile for all three of the Florida regions to really refine our strategies.

In a client's words

“In just three to four months we hit our fundraising goal for the first time in five years by being able to have that added capacity with The Win Woman, working and tweaking our corporate strategy, but then looking at our three regions from the lens that they were truly representing.”
LaKeisha Wells-PalmerExecutive Director, Florida Regions, Teach For America

What more nonprofit leaders are saying

“The Win Woman firm was pivotal in crafting our strategic fundraising plan, while also optimizing our stewardship and cultivation practices. In addition to these efforts, they significantly boosted our marketing strategies for our impact report and annual giving campaign.

Their team was always on hand to assist with strategizing for upcoming events and activities, playing a key role in maximizing the efficiency of our initiatives.”

Managing DirectorPrestigious Cultural Music Foundation

“The Win Woman team is exceptional! They are very skilled at major gift and corporate fundraising strategies, corporate social responsibility, annual giving strategies, CRM enhancements and data-driven decision making. At Farmworker Justice, we are very happy to be working with such a wonderful group. Farmworker Justice strives to empower migrant and seasonal farmworkers to improve their living and working conditions, immigration status, health, occupational safety, and access to justice. As such, it is important to surround ourselves with like-minded companies like The Win Woman.”

Yoly RodriguezDirector of Operations, Farmworker Justice

“TWW has been instrumental in the reimagining of our development efforts. Their experience, attention to detail, and fluidity working on various campaigns is unparalleled.”

Ron EstradaCEO, Farmworker Justice

“Working with The Win Woman has set our nonprofit on the path towards more diversified revenue streams. The attention to detail and shared expertise in supporting an organization with no prior systems or procedures has been especially helpful.”

Gloria RomeroBoard Chair, Transit Alliance Miami

Your investment

Everything you get, and what it costs.

Here's the tuition, what Claude and the email tools cost, and the staff time to plan for. The price is the same whether you build one employee or three.

Everything in the founding cohort

Eight live build sessions12 hours of live help for up to three of your staff, so no one builds alone.$2,988
Office hours between sessionsHelp the same week something gets stuck.$2,000
Your Organization BrainYour mission, programs and past proposals in one place, so every employee writes in your voice.$1,500
Up to three AI employees, in your own Claude accountResearch and outreach that keep running every Monday after the cohort ends.$4,500
Templates for every build stepCopy one and fill in your details as you build each employee.Included
Every session recordedCatch up on any week you miss.Included
Up to 3 people from your organizationEach of them can join every live session.Included
A one-page AI policy for your staffWhat your staff may put into AI, and what they check before anything goes out.$500
Total value$11,488
Price after Nov 6$5,000
Your founding price$3,500

You save $1,500when you enroll before Friday, November 6, at 5 p.m. ET.

Plus the Monday promise: come to at least 7 of the 8 sessions and finish each week's setup. If your AI employees still aren't delivering every Monday by the last week, you join the next cohort free. It would otherwise cost $5,000.

One new gift could pay for it.

The Fundraising Effectiveness Project counts donors who give $5,001 to $50,000 as major donors, so one major donor at the low end of that range covers the $3,500 tuition.

  • One new major donor$10,0002.9× the tuition
  • One new corporate sponsor$5,0001.4× the tuition
  • Both, in your first year$15,0004.3× the tuition

An example, not a promise. What you raise depends on your prospects, your team and the asks your people make.

Pay in full

$5,000 after Nov 6

$3,500

per organization

Your spot and the founding price, settled today. No balance to pay later.

First come, first served. The $3,500 founding price is for the first 12 organizations, until Friday, November 6, at 5 p.m. ET. After that, the price goes up to $5,000.

Enroll for $3,500

Reserve now, pay the rest later

$500

today

It counts toward tuition. The $3,000 balance is invoiced, due December 7, 2026. If it isn't paid by then, the spot is released and the deposit is kept.

Reserve with $500

Your reservation and tuition are non-refundable. Enrollment terms

Questions first? Book a call with Chris.

Your all-in cost

Tuition
$3,500 per organization
Claude
$8 per user a month on Claude for Nonprofits Team (two-seat minimum, once Goodstack verifies your nonprofit)
Data and outreach tools
Free: ProPublica's 990 database, SEC filings, Clay's free plan and Canva for nonprofits. Lemlist, which sends your donor notes and sponsor pitches, is $69 a month, or $55 a month billed yearly, if you build either outreach employee. A paid wealth-screening service is optional.
Staff time
About two to three hours a week for eight weeks

What you get, and what we ask in return.

You're building the first FUNDED cohort with us. What your team asks and builds shapes the sessions for every cohort after yours.

You get

  • The founding price, locked for your organization
  • Both hosts in every live session and every office hour
  • A say in the program: we adjust upcoming sessions to the prospects and problems your teams bring

We ask

  • Attend live or by replay, and finish each week's setup
  • Two minutes of feedback after each session
  • If it works, an optional case study. You approve every word, and we say you paid the founding price.

Need your board's or executive director's OK first?

Send them the short version: what you'd build, the all-in cost and the terms.

Email them the summary

What if it isn't running by the end?

The Monday promise

Come to at least 7 of the 8 sessions, live or by replay, and finish each week's setup. If your AI employees still aren't delivering their research and drafts every Monday by the last week, you join the next cohort free until they are.

  1. Someone from your organization attends at least 7 of the 8 sessions, live or by replay.
  2. Your team finishes each week's setup between sessions.
  3. Still not running every Monday by the last week? Your organization joins the next cohort's sessions and office hours free until it is.

Running means the AI employees you chose hand you their research and drafts on schedule every Monday.

If someone on your team leaves, the spot passes to their replacement. Everything your team builds stays in your organization's Claude account. Your reservation and tuition are non-refundable.

No one can promise what donors and sponsors will give, and fundraising ethics codes rule out charging a percentage of the money raised.

Questions

Before you commit your budget.

Will it get our facts right?
It won't get every fact right, so every fact links to its source and your team checks it before anyone reaches out.
Why not just use Claude ourselves?
You'll use Claude either way, including the nonprofit fundraising skills Anthropic added in October 2026. The cohort turns them into AI employees that work from your own data every Monday, with an Organization Brain built from your materials, the source check your team uses every week, and live help when something breaks.
Is our donor data safe?
You work on Claude for Nonprofits Team, where Anthropic doesn't use your data to train its models by default, and you leave with a one-page policy on what never goes into AI. Lemlist only receives the donors and notes your team approves for sending.
Will it work with our CRM?
Yes. HubSpot, Givebutter and Blackbaud Raiser's Edge NXT connect to Claude on the Team plan. Bloomerang, Neon, Little Green Light and similar CRMs work from a donor export. No code, and no custom integrations inside the cohort.
We don't have a technical person.
That's fine, because you don't need one. We show every step live in Claude's regular chat window, your team finishes each one from a ready-made template, and office hours are there when something sticks.
Does it send the emails for us?
Yes, once your team approves them. Lemlist sends your donor notes and sponsor emails from your own email account. It follows up on the schedule you set, and you'll set it to stop when someone replies.
How much of our time does it take?
About two to three hours a week for eight weeks, including the live session and your build time.
Do we have to build all three?
No. Start with the one your team needs most, or take two or all three, for the same price. They share one Organization Brain you build in week 1, and you keep every template, so you can add the others later.
Our board has to approve it.
Get their OK before you pay, because both options are non-refundable. “Email them the summary” in the cost section opens an email with what they'll ask about, ready for you to send. If you reserve with $500, the balance isn't due until December 7, 2026.
Why does the founding cohort cost less?
This is the first FUNDED cohort, so its first 12 organizations pay less than everyone after them. After them, the price is $5,000.
Can you guarantee we'll raise more?
No one can promise what donors and sponsors will give, and fundraising ethics codes rule out charging a percentage of the money raised. So our promise covers the part we control, which is getting your AI employees to deliver their research and drafts every Monday.
Can we get a refund?
No. Your reservation and tuition are non-refundable, so read the enrollment terms before you reserve. If someone on your team leaves, the spot passes to their replacement.

Meet the fundraising strategist and AI coach who guide your team.

Yany San Luis

Yanyn "Yany" San Luis

Founder and CEO, The Win Woman

Yany helps your team make the calls AI can't, like which funding priorities come first, how every ask should sound and which opportunities to pursue.

Through The Win Woman, she has helped nonprofits raise more than $23 million and trained more than 2,500 business executives. Before she founded it, her sales and fundraising work helped companies like EY, Microsoft and Univision grow. She also teaches AI and marketing at FIU and Stevens, where she's an award-winning professor.

Thomas Echezabal

Thomas Echezabal

AI Automation Coach, Thomas Knows AI

Thomas runs the live builds, showing each step on screen, and hands your team the templates and the Monday schedule that keep your AI employees running.

Pfizer, the University of Florida and Northwestern Kellogg have brought him in for AI workshops, and he has led executive AI workshops at Stevens. He also spent six years as a marketing strategist, working with more than 200 clients.

Start finding your next major donors and sponsors in January. We'll build your AI employees with you.

Enroll for $3,500Reserve with $500

If you reserve, pay the $3,000 balance by December 7, 2026 or your spot goes to the next organization. Both payments are non-refundable. Enrollment terms

One full scholarship seat is available. Email hello@thewinwoman.com to ask how to apply.

Questions? Email hello@thewinwoman.com.

EnrollFounding price $3,500