The piece you actually need
An update for supporters, an appeal, or a message to a household. You name who it is for and what it should say. The draft follows that, instead of a blank page.
AI tools
A writing desk for updates, appeals, and messages
Staff start a supporter update, an appeal, or a message, and get a draft in an editor. They can also paste something they already wrote and rewrite part of it. Nothing leaves the desk until a person is done editing.
A draft you can change before anyone sees it
Edit before anyone sees it
The draft opens in an editor. Shorten a paragraph, warm a sentence, or simplify the wording. The version you keep is the one you edited.
Start from words you already have
Paste a note and rewrite it, or select a sentence and make it shorter, warmer, or simpler. You do not have to throw away a draft that is almost right.
Then send it where you already send
When the writing is ready, staff use it in a message or an update. The desk does not mail it for you.
Questions about this page
- What can our nonprofit write with the writing desk?
- Draft letters, welcome messages, announcements and supporter updates, or rewrite text you already have. Give Mobli the audience, purpose and facts the piece needs to include.
- Can we improve an existing appeal rather than start over?
- Yes. Bring your existing text and ask for a clearer, shorter or warmer version. Review the rewrite to make sure it preserves the meaning and facts of your original.
- How do we keep the writing in our nonprofit’s voice?
- Describe the tone you want and supply an example of wording your team likes. Edit the draft until it sounds like your organization rather than accepting every suggestion.
- What information makes a useful writing brief?
- Include the audience, the purpose, the key facts and the next step you want readers to take. For an event, confirm the date and location; for an appeal, explain what the funds support.
- Does creating a draft publish or send it?
- No. Creating a draft does not send or publish it. Review the piece first, then choose the appropriate copy, email or bulletin action.
- What should we check before using an AI draft?
- Check names, dates, amounts, links and claims about your nonprofit’s work. AI can make mistakes or add details you did not supply, so the final review belongs to your team.
Draft it, then make it yours.
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