What could you accomplish if a culture of philanthropy was expanded throughout your organization? Here's why engaging faculty, staff, and more is increasingly important for fundraising.

The Gravyty difference begins with our people. As we look to grow our team, we think it’s important to highlight those who work on the frontlines of this well-oiled machine. Today, we introduce you to Reilly Conroy, a business development representative (BDR) at Gravyty.

Boston College rising senior Courtney Peterson recently finished a successful UI/UX internship with Gravyty. Have a look at her experience and let us know if you think you're a fit for us here at Gravyty.

What could you accomplish if a culture of philanthropy was expanded throughout your organization? Here's why engaging faculty, staff, and more is increasingly important for fundraising.

Gravyty is growing – for anyone interested in helping us build artificial intelligence for philanthropic efforts, here's your opportunity to join our team. Ready to change the world with us?

Gravyty is growing – for anyone interested in helping us build artificial intelligence for philanthropic efforts, here's your opportunity to join our team. Ready to change the world with us?

Gravyty is growing – for anyone interested in helping us build artificial intelligence for philanthropic efforts, here's your opportunity to join our team. Ready to change the world with us?

College of Charleston Executive Vice President of Institutional Advancement, and Executive Director of the College of Charleston Foundation, Chris Tobin spoke to a packed crowd at the CASE District III Annual Conference, alongside Gravyty Co-founder and CEO, Adam Martel. In his presentation, Chris posed a foundational question to the crowd: "How do we grow Advancement?"

Gravyty is pleased to introduce Linda Lull, Senior Account Executive, to our team.

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.