The NonProfit Times, the leading business publication for nonprofit management, recently covered Gravyty’s funding news, a $21 million investment from K1 Investment Management.

EdSurge, one of the top publications covering the intersection of educational technology and venture capital, recently covered Gravyty’s funding news, a $21 million investment from K1 Investment Management.

Kyle Wiggers of VentureBeat, one of the premier technology publications, recently covered Gravyty’s funding news, a $21 million investment from K1 Investment Management

Coming off news of our $21 million round of funding from K1 Investment Management, The Wall Street Journal recently featured Gravyty in its Artificial Intelligence section.

Gravyty is extremely excited to share that we have raised a $21 Million investment from K1 Investment Management to grow and accelerate fundraiser enablement powered by artificial intelligence (AI) across the philanthropic sector.

Do you have what it takes to join the first and leading AI company focused solely on the social good industry? Meet Drew Fox Jordan, Gravyty BDR and see how your stack up.

Together with the world's most forward-thinking thought leaders, technologist, and Advancement experts, Gravyty established the AI in Advancement Advisory Council (AAAC) to shape the future of Advancement through revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) technology.

Gravyty CEO Adam Martel and Director of Customer Success Lisa Alvezi rang Nasdaq's opening for Giving Tuesday, the most high profile day of giving on the entire calendar. Our message was simple: spread the message that giving initiatives should be supported year-round to further the missions of organizations set on improving our world.

Fundraisers spend an inordinate amount of time cultivating and soliciting gifts, but hectic schedules don't leave time to thank top and mid-level donors in a meaningful and personalized way. Saying thank you should never be a secondary task. Proactively give thanks and cultivate donors for future giving with Gravyty Stewardship.

Gravyty co-founders Adam Martel and Rich Palmer rang Nasdaq's opening bell this #GivingTuesday to spread the message that giving initiatives should be supported year-round to further the missions of organizations set on improving our world.