Know them like a friend would.
Then write like one.
Mozart turns a name and an email into a full donor dossier — capacity, life events, matching gifts, the works. Then AI drafts every outreach with facts a stranger couldn't know.
1Saw the half-marathon photos from Sunday — congrats. 2As a five-year sustainer, you're a quiet hero around here. We're launching a 2026 building cohort and I'd love to talk about a $7,500 capital gift — 3BlueCross will match it 2:1 through their alumni program, so your $7,500 lands as $22,500. Coffee next Tuesday?
Fill. Personalize. Verify.
Three jobs Mozart Enrichment does end-to-end — each one aimed at the person on your team whose week it changes.
For the development lead. A name and an email become a full donor record: contact, employer, capacity, household, philanthropic history, matching-gift eligibility. Every record. Continuously.
See the CRMFor the major gifts officer. Mozart drafts every email, text, and ask using the facts only enrichment surfaces — life events, matching programs, family ties. You read, tweak, send.
See AI draftingFor the data ops lead. Donors change jobs, move, get married. Mozart re-checks every enriched field on a weekly cadence and shows you what shifted — with the source and confidence.
See verificationFill. Personalize. Verify.
Fill in every blank in your CRM.
For the development lead. A name and an email become a full donor record: contact, employer, capacity, household, philanthropic history, matching-gift eligibility. Every record. Continuously.
Pick a moment. Get the dossier.
Tell Mozart what you're trying to do — major-gift cultivation, a win-back, a year-end ask — and it pulls the right signals in the right order, every time.
Every fact earns its way into the message.
No more “Hi {{first_name}}”. Mozart cites the half-marathon, the matching program, the family tie — and ties every line in the draft back to the field it came from, so you can trust what's about to send.
1Saw the half-marathon photos from Sunday — congrats. 2As a five-year sustainer, you're a quiet hero around here. We're launching a 2026 building cohort and I'd love to talk about a $7,500 capital gift — 3BlueCross will match it 2:1 through their alumni program, so your $7,500 lands as $22,500. Coffee next Tuesday?
Confident, never creepy.
Every field cites its source and confidence. Mozart only surfaces facts a donor would expect you to know — and never the ones that would feel like surveillance.
on contact fields
Property, voter, employer directories — what's already public, indexed and cleaned.
Consumer panels where donors have explicitly agreed to be matched.
Live data on which employers match, at what ratio, and to whom.
Opens, clicks, and replies inside your own Mozart channels — donor's own behavior.
Higher reply rate on AI-personalized asks that cite enriched facts — vs the same appeal sent generically.
Real orgs. Real dossiers.
What development teams tell us after their first 90 days on Mozart Enrichment.
“First call I made after the dossier hit my inbox closed a $25K gift. The donor said it felt like I'd known her for years.”
“We reactivated 38% of lapsed donors with AI drafts that cited what they actually cared about. Generic asks did 6%.”
“Match-gift eligibility was hiding in plain sight. Mozart surfaced $180K in matching dollars we'd left on the table.”
“Our major-gift officers walk into meetings with the family history, the matching program, the recent life event. No more cold opens.”
“We thought enrichment was about phone numbers. Turns out it was about saying the right thing to the right person.”
Enrichment is better with friends.
The dossier feeds the CRM. The CRM feeds the channels. The channels write themselves. That's the loop.
CRM
The enriched donor record lives in one place, with every channel touching it.
Send the personalized draft Mozart wrote — with one click of approve.
Text
Two-way text that already knows their story before they reply.