With donor numbers down 3.6 percent in 2025, Gratefully is opening its AI donor intelligence platform to small nonprofits on a permanent no-cost plan that works on an existing CRM or a simple spreadsheet.

San Jose, California, United States, 25th Sep 2026 –  Gratefully, an AI donor intelligence and stewardship platform built exclusively for nonprofits, today introduced a permanent no-cost plan that brings purpose-built fundraising AI within reach of organizations with small teams and limited budgets. Accounts that finish the company’s 14-day trial of its Advanced plan now move to the Free plan instead of being locked, and organizations without a CRM can start from a spreadsheet of their donor records.

The plan arrives as retaining supporters becomes a larger share of the work. The Fundraising Effectiveness Project, a joint initiative of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Foundation for Philanthropy and GivingTuesday, reported that the number of donors fell by an estimated 3.6 percent in 2025, even as total dollars raised grew, with most of that growth coming from larger gifts. At many small nonprofits, keeping those donors is the job of one person.

“Purpose-built AI for fundraising has mostly been out of reach for small nonprofits. It has usually meant paying for a bigger CRM with AI added on, or buying another tool on top of the one they already have. A small team deserves the same insight into its donors, whether it runs a CRM or a spreadsheet,” said Muddsar Jamil, founder of Gratefully.

The Free plan keeps an organization’s donor records in sync and includes data clean-up and downloads, five suggested actions each week, ten AI answers each month and a view of the organization’s donor groups. No credit card is required at any stage, and no donor data is deleted when the trial ends. Organizations can move to a paid plan at any time; published paid plans start at 79 US dollars per month, billed annually.

Gratefully works on top of the systems nonprofits already use rather than replacing them. It connects to Salesforce for Nonprofits, Bloomerang and Little Green Light, and brings in email engagement data from Mailchimp, Constant Contact and HubSpot. Organizations without a CRM can import donor records from a CSV file and upload documents such as PDF, Word and Excel files. Its AI assistant, Grace, answers questions about donors with citations to the underlying records, and donor figures are calculated from the data rather than generated by the AI model.
Data protection is built into the platform. Personal information is redacted before any data reaches a language model, and donor data is never used to train shared or public models. Plan details are published at https://gratefully.io/pricing for organizations comparing options.

About Gratefully
Gratefully is an AI donor intelligence and stewardship platform built exclusively for nonprofits. It brings donor records, giving history, staff notes and documents into one private knowledge graph, so fundraisers know which donors need attention and why. Gratefully was founded by Muddsar Jamil, who spent twenty years building software in Silicon Valley at Adobe, Workday and SugarCRM. The company is based in San Jose, California. The company website is https://gratefully.io and includes product details and published pricing.

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Dubai, UAE, 25th Sep 2026 — GivTrade, a multi-asset CFD broker regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius (License No. GB22201329), today highlighted its competitive trading conditions and focus on transparent trading costs as cost sensitivity becomes an increasingly important consideration for traders across the region.

With spreads starting from 0.0 pips on major currency pairs, $0.08 on Gold and $0.015 on Silver, and average execution speeds cited at 0.15 seconds, GivTrade offers competitive trading conditions for traders comparing brokers on execution quality and trading costs. The broker offers access via MetaTrader 5 (MT5) and a proprietary platform, covering CFDs on forex, precious metals, energy, indices, commodities, and stocks.

“Traders are increasingly focused on the true cost of trading — spread, commission, and execution speed together, rather than simply the number displayed on the homepage,” said Antoine Naddaf, Country manager GivTrade. “Our focus has been on building a low-spread trading environment designed to provide competitive conditions across our account offering.”

Why Trading Costs Matter to Traders

As competition among CFD brokers increases, trading costs and execution conditions remain important considerations for traders when comparing available services.

GivTrade’s account structure includes:

• Classic Account — from $100 minimum deposit, designed for traders starting with lower capital
• VIP Account — from $2,000 minimum deposit, for higher-volume traders seeking tighter conditions
• Swap-Free Account — designed for traders seeking Sharia-compliant, interest-free positions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is GivTrade a low-spread broker?

GivTrade offers spreads starting from 0.0 pips on major forex pairs, $0.08 on Gold and $0.015 on Silver, subject to the applicable account type and prevailing market conditions.

What platforms does GivTrade support?

GivTrade supports MetaTrader 5 (MT5) alongside its own proprietary trading platform.

Is GivTrade regulated?

Yes. GivTrade Mauritius (registration No. 197387) is authorized and regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius under License No. GB22201329.

About GivTrade

GivTrade is a multi-asset CFD broker offering access to forex, precious metals, energy, indices, commodities, and stock CFDs through MetaTrader 5 and its own trading platform.

GivTrade operates through its respective regulated entities and in accordance with the regulatory permissions applicable to each entity and jurisdiction.

Learn more at givtrade.com.

Risk Disclosure: GivTrade Mauritius (registration No. 197387) is authorized and regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius under License No. GB22201329. Trading CFDs carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. This release is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or an offer or solicitation to engage in investment activities. The products and services referred to are subject to applicable jurisdictional restrictions and regulatory requirements. Full risk disclosure is available at givtrade.com.

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Charleston, South Carolina, United States, 25th Sep 2026 – The Adler Fund announced the release of The Leverage Game: How Winners Build Wealth, Create Power, and Raise Unhackable Kids, a new book by Adam Adler, Founder and Managing Partner of The Adler Fund. The book examines entrepreneurship, technology, artificial intelligence, decision-making, personal discipline, and modern parenting through the experiences and perspectives Adler has developed throughout his career.

The Leverage Game explores how systems, technology, relationships, and strategic decision-making can shape professional and personal outcomes. Across 13 chapters, Adler examines topics including entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, technology, real estate, leadership, parenting, and the changing relationship between children and digital devices.

The book draws on Adler’s experiences building businesses and working across different industries, as well as his experiences as a competitive athlete and entrepreneur. These experiences inform discussions throughout the book about discipline, preparation, decision-making, accountability, and adapting to changing circumstances.

A central concept introduced in the book is the idea of becoming “unhackable.” Adler uses the term to describe developing attention, discipline, independent thinking, and decision-making skills that can help children navigate an increasingly digital environment. The book examines the role parents can play in helping children develop these capabilities while maintaining a balanced relationship with technology.

The book also explores the relationship between financial resources and personal capability. Adler examines how skills, judgment, discipline, and practical knowledge can influence a person’s ability to manage changing circumstances and make informed decisions over time.

“The Leverage Game brings together experiences and ideas that have shaped the way I approach business, technology, leadership, and parenting,” said Adam Adler, Founder and Managing Partner of The Adler Fund. “I wanted to examine these subjects together and provide readers with a practical perspective on the systems, habits, and decisions that influence how we work, build, and prepare for the future.”

A significant section of the book draws from Adler’s experience developing Wyzly with his daughter. Wyzly is an AI-powered educational platform designed to provide children with educational activities and give parents tools to manage and monitor their children’s digital experiences.

The book uses the development of Wyzly as an example of how technology can be incorporated into family routines and educational experiences. Adler discusses the importance of creating structured digital environments and encouraging children to develop productive habits around technology.

The later chapters examine the broader impact of artificial intelligence and digital technology on business and family life. Adler considers how rapidly developing technologies may change professional environments and why adaptability, critical thinking, and continued learning will become increasingly important.

The Leverage Game: How Winners Build Wealth, Create Power, and Raise Unhackable Kids is now available on Amazon.

About Adam Adler

Adam Adler is the Founder and Managing Partner of The Adler Fund, an entrepreneur and business leader based in Charleston, South Carolina. He has more than two decades of experience building businesses and working across technology, real estate, and emerging ventures.

Adler is also the co-founder of Wyzly, an AI-powered educational platform focused on children’s learning and digital experiences.

Through his professional work and writing, Adler explores entrepreneurship, technology, leadership, decision-making, and the evolving relationship between families and technology.

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