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AI4Love Trust Center v3.2
Last updated: July 22, 2026
This is the canonical reference for how AI4Love handles your data, makes decisions, and behaves when things break. It is written for IT, privacy, and procurement teams evaluating AI4Love for their organization.
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What AI4Love Does Not Do
Before explaining what the system does, it is more useful to state what it will never do:
- No data lock-in. AI4Love maintains a working base to run nightly analysis while your service is active. Every supporter record and every insight is also synced nightly to a file your organization owns outright. That file survives cancellation, and you can request full export or deletion of the working base at any time.
- No automated outreach. AI4Love does not send emails, texts, or messages to your supporters. It surfaces recommendations. Your staff decides what to act on.
- No autonomous supporter action. The system detects patterns and writes text. It cannot approve outreach, move money, or modify records in your source systems. Two narrowly gated MCP tools exist for staff-directed writes — one updates curated research, one updates campaign workflow metadata — and neither touches supporter source data.
- No black box. Every insight traces to a specific agent, a specific rule, and specific input data. If you ask "why did the system say this?", the answer is auditable.
What AI4Love Does
AI4Love is a relationship intelligence layer for nonprofit organizations. It reads your existing supporter data (donations, volunteering, event participation, communications), runs it through deterministic analysis agents, and surfaces actionable insights for your development team.
The system is designed around three principles:
- AI does not act. Humans act. The value is insight quality, not volume. Suppression over noise.
- You always hold your own complete copy. Every record and insight syncs nightly to a file your organization owns. Our working store is bounded and deleted after you leave.
- Deterministic core, generative surface. Pattern detection is rule-based math. Only the final insight text is LLM-generated — and even that is constrained by templates and validation.
Data Classification
AI4Love processes supporter engagement data: donation history, volunteer activity, event participation, and communication records.
AI4Love does not require and does not process:
- Protected health information (PHI)
- Financial account numbers, credit card data, or banking details
- Government-issued identifiers (SIN, SSN, driver's licence)
- Biometric data
Prompt templates and MCP tool handlers select the specific data required for each operation rather than passing full records. New Airtable fields are reviewed for sub-processor and MCP exposure before use (see AI Behavior).
Trust Anchors
| Principle | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Owned Copy | A complete copy of your records and insights syncs nightly to a file your organization owns; it survives cancellation. |
| Bounded Custody | AI4Love's working base exists only while service is active, plus a 90-day exit window, then it is deleted. |
| Read-Only Integrations | We never write back to Blackbaud, Mailchimp, or Environics. Data flows one direction. |
| Per-Org Isolation | Each organization gets its own Airtable base, its own credentials, its own access keys. No shared tenancy at the data layer. |
| No AI Training | Neither Anthropic nor OpenAI uses your supporter data to train their models. API-tier usage only. |
| Revocation Controls | Disconnecting an integration or removing an access key stops new requests immediately — stateless calls revalidate credentials every time. Any already-open MCP streaming session ends when it disconnects or its token expires. |
| Deterministic Analysis | Pattern detection is math — rollups, formulas, thresholds. Not LLM inference. |
Navigation
| Section | What You'll Find |
|---|---|
| System Architecture | Exact data flow diagram. What connects to what and why. |
| Data Handling | Data custody, credential storage, encryption, residency, retention. |
| AI Behavior | How agents work, what the LLM does and doesn't do, data minimization. |
| MCP Access Model | How AI assistants query your data — tools, filtering, rate limits, audit trail. |
| Security Controls | Auth, access model, rate limiting, internal access. |
| Failure Modes | What happens when things break. Suppression, fallbacks, incident response. |
| Changelog | Real system updates. Not marketing. |
| Requests & Contact | SOC 2 reports, pen test results, DPA templates. |