The 2026 Nonprofit Technology Tracker of the Latest Tools and Features

Last Updated: March 18, 2026

We’re tracking all new nonprofit technology launches and acquisitions, as well as software feature updates and integrations announced in 2026 — from fundraising and CRM platforms to volunteer management, analytics, and digital engagement tools.

January 2026

Jan. 5 — Momentive Software Unveils MomentiveIQ

Momentive Software launched MomentiveIQ, a new AI-powered platform that unifies fundraising, membership, learning, volunteering, events, and more into a single intelligent experience with predictive insights and automated workflows. The platform is designed to eliminate data silos and help nonprofits operate through a centralized portal, featuring AI analytics, agents, and widgets.

“With predictive insights, automated workflows, and intelligent recommendations woven throughout the platform, teams can finally move beyond manual work and disconnected systems,” Dustin Radtke, interim CEO of Momentive Software, said in a statement. “MomentiveIQ frees organizations to focus on what matters most — advancing their mission — while providing a secure, purpose-built foundation that scales as they grow.”

Jan. 5 — MentisSoft Releases Fundraising and Donor Management Platform FundThrive

MentisSoft announced the launch of FundThrive, a new fundraising and donor management platform designed for independent schools and other nonprofits. The goal of FundThrive is to centralize donor engagement, campaign management, and contribution tracking within a single system.

Jan. 6 — SofterWare Acquires Givecloud

SofterWare, the developer of DonorPerfect, announced it has acquired Givecloud, an online fundraising platform that serves more than 2,000 nonprofits and is known for its integrated online giving and donor engagement capabilities. The acquisition brings Givecloud’s donation form technology, digital wallet payments, and donor portals further into the DonorPerfect ecosystem to support faster fundraising growth for nonprofits.

Jan. 8 — Gloo Completes Acquisition of Westfall Group

Gloo, a technology platform serving faith-based nonprofits, completed its acquisition of Westfall Group, which uses data-driven insights to create donor experiences for high-capacity, high-impact donors. Westfall Group will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Gloo, with founder Bob Westfall remaining Westfall Group’s CEO.

Jan. 12 — Momentive Software Acquires Personify

Momentive Software expanded its association and nonprofit technology portfolio by acquiring Personify, a provider of association management and constituent engagement solutions, bringing together event management, member engagement, and fundraising in a unified platform. The deal is intended to help organizations consolidate systems, reduce data silos, and deliver more holistic supporter experiences across membership, events, and giving.

Jan. 13 — Blackthorn Outlines New Salesforce-Native Event Platform Vision

Blackthorn announced a new product direction focused on improving Salesforce-native event management, including a new web-based planner interface, a drag-and-drop page designer, and an artificial intelligence (AI) layer to automate common workflows.

Jan. 13 - Euna Solutions Acquires GrantExec

Euna Solutions announced it has acquired GrantExec, an AI-native startup focused on simplifying grant discovery and research for nonprofits, universities, and community organizations. The acquisition will integrate GrantExec’s team and technology into Euna’s end-to-end grants platform.

“Grant discovery is one of the most time-consuming and fragmented parts of the grants process,” Tom Amburgey, CEO of Euna Solutions, said in a statement. “With the acquisition of GrantExec, we’re enhancing our grants research offering with additional AI-powered intelligence that will help customers identify the right opportunities faster, so they can focus on delivering meaningful outcomes for their communities.”

Jan. 14 — Kindsight Adds AI-Powered Features to Its Fundraising Platform

Kindsight launched Kindsight Intelligence, a new set of AI-powered capabilities embedded in its fundraising platform and Ascend CRM. It includes an in-platform chatbot, AI-generated donor and event briefings, automated contact reports, and drafted donor outreach. The tools are designed to help fundraisers work more efficiently using donor context already stored in the CRM.

“We know that technology is at its best when it feels less like a tool and more like a partner,” Hemant Kashyap, Kindsight's chief product officer, said in a statement. “By embedding AI workflows directly into the CRM, we're not just adding features — we're empowering the critical processes you rely on every day. These tools are tailored to how advancement teams truly operate, using real donor context to deliver precise insights that streamline your work like never before.”

Jan. 26 — Optivate Solutions Launches Optavue Website Intelligence Tool

Optivate Solutions announced the launch of Optavue, a website intelligence platform designed specifically for nonprofits. The tool evaluates website effectiveness — from accessibility to security — and provides nonprofits a free summary assessment of website health.

Jan. 27 — Nonprofit Analysis Platform Giving Compass Pro Debuts

Giving Compass announced the launch of Giving Compass Pro, a subscription platform designed to provide data-driven analysis and insights on nonprofits. The AI-backed data engine helps donors, foundations, and philanthropic advisers evaluate and compare organizations using financials, impact metrics, and nonprofit-published content.

Jan. 28 — Chariot Launches Gift Processing Platform for Donor-Advised Funds

Chariot announced the launch of its Gift Processing Platform to eliminate manual processing of donor-advised fund and workplace-giving payments. The platform centralizes inbound gifts through a single account, applies AI-based automation for donation reconciliation and coding, and generates data exports designed to integrate with donor databases.

“Nonprofits are solving our most critical needs as a society, and yet there’s never been a dedicated solution to one of their biggest operational challenges — gift processing,” Serfati Salo, co-founder and CEO of Chariot, said in a statement. “With Chariot, nonprofit teams can save time on all that manual work and focus more on achieving their visions.”

Jan. 29 — Wailes Capital Launches WCM Holdings Nonprofit Software Platform

Wailes Capital announced the launch of WCM Holdings, a new platform focused on nonprofit fundraising and administrative software and services. The firm said the platform will partner with companies providing technology and operational support to mission-driven organizations.

February 2026

Feb. 17 — AI Retargeting Platform AdEcho by Plowshare Debuts

Plowshare, a firm that places public service announcements (PSAs) for nonprofits, announced the launch of AdEcho by Plowshare, an AI-powered retargeting platform. The platform uses machine-learning models trained on PSA performance data to identify and re-engage audiences across connected TV, social, mobile, and desktop channels.

“AdEcho represents a meaningful shift in how nonprofits can understand, measure, and optimize their PSA campaigns,” Christopher Koenig, senior vice president at Plowshare, said in a statement. “It’s not just about awareness — it’s about building lasting, data-driven relationships with the people most motivated to take action.”

Feb. 17 — Dataro Raises $14.28M in Series A Funding to Expand AI Fundraising Platform

Dataro announced it has raised $14.28 million in Series A funding led by Blueprint Equity to support expansion in the United States and continued growth in international markets. The company provides an AI-driven fundraising intelligence platform that uses donor data to generate predictive insights and targeting recommendations for charities.

Feb. 19 — Bonterra Launches AI-Powered Grantmaker Platform for Foundations

Bonterra launched Bonterra Grantmaker, an AI-enabled grantmaking platform designed to help small and mid-sized private foundations manage the full grant life cycle from application intake to reporting. The system centralizes applications, reviews, decision-making, nonprofit discovery, and reporting tools using AI features such as automated summaries and nonprofit matching to reduce administrative burden and speed funding decisions.

March 2026

March 1 — AkoyaGo Announces Multiyear Platform Transformation for Foundation Management

AkoyaGo announced a multiyear transformation of its foundation management platform, expanding its integrated ecosystem to include CRM, grants management, fundholder and donor portals, and client success tools. The company said the updates support nearly 200 foundations with standardized implementations, improved data migration processes, and a platform designed to manage the full life cycle of foundation operations.

March 3 — Givepact Launches Ad Grants Pilot to Streamline Google Ad Grants Management

Givepact launched Ad Grants Pilot, a platform designed to help nonprofits access and manage Google Ad Grants through automation, AI tools, and hands-on support. The system handles setup, campaign creation, and compliance management to help organizations better utilize Google’s program, which provides eligible nonprofits up to $10,000 per month in free search advertising.

“Running Google Ads well is a specialized skill, and most nonprofits don't have that on staff,” Steven Aguiar, co-founder and CEO of the platform, said in a statement. “Ad Grants Pilot was built to handle that complexity so organizations can benefit from the program without needing to become search marketing experts.”

March 3 — GolfStatus Launches Rewards Program for Charity Golf Tournaments on its Platform

GolfStatus announced a new rewards program designed to support nonprofits hosting golf tournaments. The GolfStatus Rewards program provides incentives such as sponsored technology branding, event materials like pin flags and hole signage, and bundled contest packages that can be used to enhance sponsorship visibility and fundraising activities.

March 5 — Bonterra Acquires Corporate Volunteering Platform Deed

Bonterra acquired Deed, a workplace giving and volunteering platform used by companies to manage employee engagement and corporate philanthropy programs. The acquisition expands Bonterra’s corporate social responsibility software portfolio, which connects companies running giving and volunteer programs with nonprofits that receive donations, grants, and volunteer participation through those systems.

March 7 — ShopDot Pet Launches White-Labeled E-Commerce Fundraising Platform

ShopDot Pet announced the launch of a white-labeled e-commerce platform designed for animal welfare nonprofits, enabling shelters and rescue organizations to generate revenue from supporter purchases of pet products through branded online storefronts. The company said participating nonprofits can earn a percentage of each sale while ShopDot manages inventory, fulfillment, and customer service.

March 9 — RallyUp Launches RallyUp 2.0 Fundraising Platform Update

RallyUp announced the launch of RallyUp 2.0, featuring raffles, auctions, galas, peer-to-peer, crowdfunding, storefronts, and more — on a single pay-as-you-go platform. The new platform also includes campaign support services from custom art and copy to strategy optimizations.

March 11 — Better Impact Acquires Galaxy Digital to Expand Its Volunteer Tech

Better Impact announced it has acquired Galaxy Digital, a volunteer management software provider, combining the two companies to create a technology platform focused on volunteer engagement and administration. The companies said the combined platform will support volunteer recruitment, scheduling, tracking, and reporting for nonprofit and public sector organizations.

March 11 — Tatango and Givergy Combine to Form momoGood

Tatango and Givergy announced they are combining to form momoGood, with backing from growth investors Edison Partners and Vocap Partners.” The platform will bring together mobile messaging, fundraising events, and donor engagement tools with AI-driven insights designed to help nonprofits personalize outreach and improve campaign performance.

“The market does not need another fundraising tool; it needs a unified operating system,” Matt Combs, CEO of momoGood said in a statement. “We’re building momoGood to be the giving industry’s infrastructure, connecting engagement, fundraising, and data across organizations and individuals. By eliminating fragmentation and introducing real intelligence, donor participation expands and charitable impact scales.”

March 12 — In-Kind Donation Platform GiftDrive Debuts

GiftDrive announced the launch of its platform designed to help nonprofits run item drives and online wishlists to collect physical goods from supporters. The tool allows organizations to track incoming donations, capture donor information, and automatically generate tax receipts.

March 12 — GoFundMe Introduces AI-Powered Smart Fundraising Coach

GoFundMe announced the launch of its smart fundraising coach, an AI-powered feature designed to guide users through the fundraising process. The tool provides personalized recommendations and prompts to help improve campaign setup, engagement, and overall fundraising performance.

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