The Benevity integration enables you to discover and research charitable causes and nonprofit organizations through natural conversation. This article explains how to set up and use the Benevity Nonprofit connector with Claude to find nonprofits that align with your values.
The Benevity integration relies upon Claude’s ability to use remote connectors.
What this integration provides
The Benevity integration connects Claude directly to Benevity’s extensive database of charitable organizations. This integration allows you to search for nonprofits, learn about their missions and programs, and access their websites—all through conversation with Claude.
This integration provides access to:
2.5M+ nonprofit organizations
Detailed organization profiles, including mission statements, program descriptions, and geographic focus
Keyword search to find local and national/international organizations
Direct website links to learn more and support nonprofits you care about
Who can access the Benevity integration?
The Benevity integration is available to users with paid Claude plans (Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise). A Benevity account is not required to use the connector. Authentication or login is not needed—simply connect and start searching.
Setting up the Benevity integration
For Organization Owners (Team and Enterprise)
Navigate to Admin settings > Connectors
Select “Browse connectors”
Search and select “Benevity”
Select “Add to your team”
For Individual Claude Users
Navigate to Settings > Connectors
Select “Browse connectors”
Search and select “Benevity”
Follow the instructions to enable the Benevity connector
Learn about finding and connecting tools in Claude.
Common use cases
Discover nonprofits by interest area
Describe the type of nonprofit you want to support and get recommendations for relevant nonprofits.
Example prompts:
I’m passionate about environmental conservation, especially ocean health.
Can you help me find organizations working on marine ecosystem protection?
I’d like to learn about organizations working on mental health support for
veterans. What options are out there?
Find local charities
Search for nonprofits in your community by location to support local impact.
Example prompts:
I want to volunteer with a food bank in Seattle. Can you help me find
local organizations that address food insecurity?
Our company wants to support education initiatives in Chicago. Can you
find nonprofits focused on youth education in that area?
Research before donating
Learn comprehensive details about an organization’s mission, programs, and impact before contributing.
Example prompts:
I heard about Ocean Conservancy. Can you tell me more about what they do
and what communities they serve?
Can you compare these three environmental nonprofits and tell me which has
the broadest geographic reach?
Plan corporate giving
Identify verified nonprofits for workplace giving programs or team volunteering events.
Example prompts:
We’re planning a company volunteer day focused on STEM education. What
organizations in our area could we partner with?
Our team wants to set up a matching gift program. Can you help us find
reputable charities in the housing and homelessness space?
FAQs
Is the Benevity integration free to use?
Yes! The integration is free for all Claude Pro users. No Benevity account is required to search and discover nonprofit organizations.
Can I donate directly through this integration?
No, the integration is designed for discovery and research. To donate or volunteer, you’ll need to visit the nonprofit’s website directly. Claude can provide you with links to the organizations you’re interested in.
How current is the data?
The integration provides real-time access to Benevity’s database, which includes over 2.5 million nonprofit organizations. Organization profiles are regularly updated to reflect current information.
Does this work internationally?
Yes, the Benevity database includes nonprofit organizations from around the world. You can search for local charities in your community or explore international organizations working on global issues.