Community Partnerships

AI Community Empowerment Bootcamp

A community education partnership for churches and nonprofits. Your organization provides the gathering space and community connection. NCP10X provides the instruction and learning experience.

Start a Partnership

Saturdays, 10am - 2pm
Minimum of 20 Seats
Free for Members
No Prior AI Experience Required

The partnership opportunity

Bring practical AI education to your community.

NCP10X invites churches and nonprofits to partner with us to bring practical, hands-on artificial intelligence education to their members and the greater community.

AI is changing how people work, learn, communicate, and build businesses. Many people are curious about this technology but need a welcoming place to learn how to use it confidently and responsibly.

Together, we can help close that knowledge gap.

Our shared purpose

This partnership is designed to help participants:

Understand AI in simple, everyday language.
Gain practical skills for work, education, business, and daily life.
Use AI to save time, organize information, and improve productivity.
Explore tools for writing, planning, brainstorming, and problem-solving.
Learn responsible practices for privacy, fact-checking, and reviewing AI-generated content.

No prior AI experience is required.

Event format

How the day is set up

Event daySaturday, on a mutually agreed date
Participant check-in9:30am - 10am
Bootcamp instruction10am - 2pm
VenueHost church or nonprofit facility
SeatingMinimum of 20 seats, preferably with tables for hands-on activities
Member admissionFree for host members with advance registration
Community admissionOpen to the greater community. Pricing and any free seats agreed before promotion.
RegistrationRequired in advance. Attendance limited to confirmed venue capacity.
Participant devicesParticipants are encouraged to bring a charged laptop or tablet

Setup, equipment testing, and cleanup access will be coordinated with the host before the event.

Proposed learning schedule

One Saturday. Four hours of hands‑on learning.

Each session moves from the basics to guided practice, then to real-world use and responsible habits.

9:30 - 10:00amCheck-in and device connection
10:00 - 10:15amHost welcome, introductions, and learning goals
10:15 - 11:00amAI basics: understanding the tools and their everyday uses
11:00am - 12:00pmGuided practice: asking better questions and creating useful results
12:00 - 12:15pmBreak
12:15 - 1:15pmApplying AI to work, education, business, and community service
1:15 - 1:45pmResponsible use, privacy, and checking accuracy
1:45 - 2:00pmQuestions, next steps, and host closing remarks

Benefits for the host organization

What your organization gains

Community outreach and visibility

Give people a timely, practical reason to visit your organization and connect with its mission. The bootcamp creates an opportunity to serve existing members while welcoming new community relationships.

Member education and engagement

Provide members with valuable skills they can apply immediately. A hands-on learning event can also encourage interaction across generations, ministries, and community groups.

Marketing and brand recognition

Receive prominent recognition as the event's title sponsor and host. Co-branded promotion can introduce your organization to people who may be unfamiliar with its programs and services.

Membership and ongoing involvement

Introduce visitors to your organization's leadership, mission, upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and membership pathways. Interested attendees can choose to receive follow-up information or invitations.

Leadership in community education

Demonstrate a commitment to preparing people for a changing world through accessible technology education.

Practical value for staff and volunteers

Members of your team can learn ways to support communications, event planning, administrative tasks, and outreach.

These benefits create opportunities for deeper engagement. Attendance does not guarantee membership growth.

Roles and responsibilities

Who provides what

The host organization provides

Meeting space with a minimum of 20 seats.
Reliable Wi-Fi suitable for the expected number of participants using online tools.
Access to power outlets and permission to use approved charging arrangements.
Available audiovisual equipment, including a projector or large display and a microphone or sound system as needed.
A designated contact for event coordination and facility access.
Promotion through announcements, newsletters, social media, and community networks.
A brief welcome and introduction to the organization during the event.

NCP10X and the host will review internet capacity, audiovisual connections, accessibility, and room layout before confirming the event.

NCP10X provides

Bootcamp curriculum, instruction, and guided activities.
Participant preparation instructions and learning resources.
Advance registration coordination and capacity management.
Co-branded promotional copy and digital event graphics.
Coordination with the host on equipment testing and event logistics.
Participant feedback collection and a brief post-event summary.

Any paid software requirements will be disclosed before registration opens.

Title sponsorship and co-branding

Your name leads the event.

The host organization receives primary event naming recognition. Both organizations' names and logos may appear on approved registration pages, promotional graphics, presentation materials, and event signage. Each partner approves the use of its name and logo before publication.

[Your Organization]

AI Community Empowerment Bootcamp

Your organizationTitle Sponsor and Community Host
NCP10XAI Education and Delivery Partner

Registration and partnership terms

Agreed together, before promotion begins

Title sponsorship recognizes the host's agreed contribution of space, resources, outreach, and any separately agreed financial support.

Registration will clearly explain how attendee information is used. Attendees may separately opt in to future communications from the host or NCP10X. Photography and recording arrangements will also be communicated in advance.

Both partners will confirm

The event date, capacity, and registration deadline.
How members access free registration.
Community admission pricing and any additional complimentary seats.
Any host fee, shared expenses, sponsorship funding, or revenue-sharing arrangement.
Responsibility for refreshments, if offered.
Cancellation and rescheduling arrangements.

Moving forward

Let's plan your bootcamp.

We start with a brief planning meeting to confirm the partnership, select a Saturday, review the facility, and set a promotion and registration timeline.

Together, we can create a welcoming learning experience that equips members, strengthens community connections, and helps more people benefit from AI.

Greg HoodFounder and CEO, NCP10X