Henk Launches AI Grant Program to Revolutionize Telephone Fundraising for Charities

Program Provides Free AI Voice Technology to Help Non-Profits Scale Their Fundraising Efforts

London, United Kingdom, November 24, 2025 - Henk, the leading AI-powered voice fundraising platform, today announced the launch of the Henk AI Grant program,
designed to provide charities and non-profit organizations with free access to cutting-edge AI voice technology for telephone fundraising campaigns.
The grant program addresses a critical challenge facing the charitable sector: rising operational costs, high caller turnover rates (up to 70% after just one year), and the inability to reach up to 50% of donor leads due to limited resources. With telephone fundraising remaining the most effective channel for donor acquisition (25%conversion rate), retention (61% conversion rate), and upgrades (38% conversion rate), the Henk AI Grant aims to democratize access to this powerful technology.

Transforming Fundraising Through AI Innovation
Recipients of the Henk AI Grant will gain access to Henk's sophisticated AI voice agent platform, which enables charities to:

-Create customizable voice agents for any type of fundraising call
-Launch scalable campaigns with both inbound and outbound calling capabilities
-Analyze comprehensive metrics including donor sentiment, ROI, and conversation outcomes
-Automate routine calls so human staff can focus on high-value donor relationships
-Reduce costs by up to 80% compared to traditional human caller operations

"The charitable sector is facing unprecedented challenges," said Jerome Ibanez, Co-Founder & CEO of Henk. "With rising costs and increasing demand for services,
non-profits need innovative solutions to maintain and grow their fundraising capabilities. The Henk AI Grant is our commitment to ensuring that organizations of all sizes can leverage AI technology to create more meaningful connections with donors and secure the funding they need to achieve their missions."

Program Details and Eligibility
The Henk AI Grant program is open to all registered non-profit organizations engaged in or planning to launch telephone fundraising activities. Grant awards include:
-Full platform access to Henk's AI voice technology worth £10,000
-Free calling minutes to launch initial campaigns
-Technical support and training from Henk's expert team
-Analytics and reporting tools to measure campaign effectiveness
-Ongoing optimization guidance to maximize fundraising outcomes

Grant Structure:
Non-profits with under £5 million in annual revenue: Receive the full £10,000 grant
Non-profits with over £5 million in annual revenue: Receive 50% discount on Henk's services

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. To apply, registered non-profits can visit www.callhenk.com/grants, where the entire application process is conducted
through Henk's voice agent, enabling organizations to apply quickly and intuitively.

Emerging Technology
"Voice AI has reached a level of sophistication where it can conduct natural, empathetic conversations at scale," added Ibanez. "Our technology doesn't replace human fundraisers. Instead, it empowers them by handling routine calls and enabling organizations to reach more donors than ever before possible."

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Media Contact
Jerome Ibanez
Co-Founder & CEO
Henk
jerome@callhenk.com

About Henk
Henk is an AI-powered voice fundraising platform that automates telephone fundraising for charities and non-profit organizations. Through natural, conversational AI voice agents, Henk enables organizations to scale their fundraising efforts while maintaining personal connections with donors. The platform provides end-to-end solutions including voice agent creation, campaign management, and comprehensive analytics. Henk is committed to helping charitable organizations raise more funds efficiently and effectively to support their vital missions.

For more information about the Henk AI Grant program, visit www.callhenk.com/grants.

This release was published on openPR.