It started with one website.
Somebody asked us to help with a website. We went looking at other charity websites for ideas — and could not stop seeing things that were broken.
CauseWorks AI started with a favor: help with a website. To get ideas, we went through website after website — good causes, doing good work — and kept finding the same things wrong. Donate buttons that failed on a phone. Giving pages that asked for a check in the mail. No way to give every month. No thank-you after a gift, and nothing to bring a donor back.
Then we saw the bigger one. More and more people decide where to give by asking an AI assistant — or by checking a cause on their phone. If a website is a mess, the AI cannot read it, so it names somebody else, and the donor never even sees your name. Good causes are losing gifts they never knew were there. A visitor finds the cause, trusts it, reaches a donate button that works on their phone, gives once, gets thanked and kept close, and becomes a monthly giver. Your website is the machine that does that — and a broken step anywhere on that path is a donation lost.