Blackbaud Showcases 11 AI Startups for Social Impact
Blackbaud showcased 11 startups developing AI tools for social impact organizations, the company said in a press release. The startups presented products for grantmaking, nonprofit operations, donor intelligence, volunteer engagement, strategic planning and program management.
The 2026 cohort includes AppsNXT, Bridgit, DonorAtlas, Givalgo, Grasshopper Signup, Kindora, MatchNice, NetOutlook, PlanPerfect, Untapped Solutions and Vitalcy. Their products include a mobile form tool, an AI social worker that connects people with services and a platform that converts planning documents into management systems. Some products integrate with Blackbaud services such as Raiser's Edge NXT.
Blackbaud judges will select a Judges' Choice winner, while customers and the public can vote for a People's Choice winner through September 30 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Both winners will be announced at bbcon 2026 on October 1 and will receive an exhibitor sponsorship for bbcon 2027, marketing support and executive coaching.
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