"While AI is widely used by nonprofits and foundations alike — most often for internal productivity and communications purposes — leaders share common concerns about AI in their work. They also agree that foundations do not currently have a strong grasp of nonprofits’ AI-related needs. Perhaps as a result, few foundations provide support for nonprofits to implement AI in their work. Even fewer are engaged in efforts to advance equity, justice, and inclusivity through the development and use of AI. Nonprofits and foundations are likely to continue taking a wide range of stances on AI use and funding. Whether organizations choose to adopt or opt out, to critique or promote — or anywhere in between — we hope that this research will prompt a thoughtful and proactive approach to the arrival of AI in the philanthropic and nonprofit sectors." (Conclusion, page 28)