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ImagineCRM knows what happens after a grant is approved
Giving money away can produce a surprising amount of paperwork. ImagineCRM builds Salesforce systems for the foundations and nonprofits trying to keep that paperwork from swallowing the mission.
Tessitura: The arts organizations that built their own software company
An opera house authorized $5 million to make ticketing and fundraising talk to each other. Seven arts organizations turned the result into Tessitura, a nonprofit technology cooperative serving more than 800 institutions.
OneCause turned the charity auction into a year-round business
A bidding tool became a fundraising platform by paying attention to the least glamorous moments of generosity. Now part of Bonterra, OneCause wants the relationship to last longer than the gala.
Personify
Inside the Austin software company that quietly runs the back office of American associations - from neighborhood clubs to national nonprofits - and just merged into a 37,000-client giant.
Almabase
The alumni engagement and fundraising platform helping schools and universities turn thousands of graduates into donors - without adding a single staff member.
Recidiviz
Recidiviz is a nonprofit technology company that stitches together the fragmented data trapped inside America's prison, parole and probation systems and turns it into usable tools. Its platform - and its newer AI-powered Case Planning Assistant - helps corrections agencies in roughly 19 states surface people eligible for early release, automate case triage, and connect returning citizens to housing, treatment and jobs. Founded in 2019 as a volunteer project at Google, Recidiviz's mission is to accelerate progress toward a smaller, fairer, safer justice system.
Bloomerang
Bloomerang is an Indianapolis-based software company that builds a complete giving platform for nonprofits, combining donor management (CRM), online fundraising, and volunteer management into one system. Founded in 2012 on the insight that nonprofits were losing the majority of first-time donors, Bloomerang centers its product on donor retention and relationship-building rather than one-time transactions. It now serves more than 24,000 small and mid-sized nonprofit organizations.