Enterprise-grade fundraising tools\u2014grant search, funder research, outreach, CRM, impact, and financial analysis\u2014now available to nonprofits of all sizes at no cost<\/p>\n
NEW YORK<\/span>, Oct. 20, 2025<\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — Giboo, a Public Benefit Corporation, today announced the public launch of its AI-first platform designed to level the playing field in nonprofit fundraising. By applying advanced AI across the entire fundraising lifecycle, Giboo delivers a comprehensive, integrated toolchain free of charge, removing the steep fees that have historically kept smaller organizations from accessing professional-grade tools.<\/p>\n “Too many nonprofits are priced out of the technology they need to survive,” said Jieun Lee, CEO and Co-founder of Giboo. “Our AI-first approach drives the cost of enterprise-grade fundraising services down to zero. That means every nonprofit\u2014not just the wealthiest\u2014can compete for funding and focus on their mission.”<\/p>\n AI trained on philanthropy at scale<\/b><\/p>\n Unlike general-purpose systems, Giboo’s platform is powered by a domain-trained large language model (LLM) that understands the language, data, and context of philanthropy. The model is trained on comprehensive data from 2 million nonprofits, 300,000 foundations, and 20 million historical grants. This deep foundation allows Giboo to generate funder-ready documents, provide actionable insights, and surface opportunities with the sophistication usually reserved for large development teams.<\/p>\n Addressing structural inequality in fundraising<\/b><\/p>\n Today, the top 10% of nonprofits capture 99% of all donations, leaving 1.7 million smaller organizations competing for just 1%. The difference often comes down to resources: large nonprofits employ entire teams of fundraisers dedicated to research, outreach, grant writing, and compliance\u2014resources that small organizations cannot afford.<\/p>\n Giboo’s AI-first approach changes this equation. By embedding the equivalent of a full fundraising back office into a single platform, Giboo allows small nonprofits to operate with the same capabilities as well-staffed institutions. At the same time, professional fundraisers and consultants can also use Giboo to reduce administrative burden and focus on strategy and relationships, extending\u2014not replacing\u2014their expertise.<\/p>\n Free by mission, not by cost<\/b><\/p>\n Providing Giboo at no cost to nonprofits is a deliberate mission choice. Running AI at scale requires substantial investment in cloud infrastructure, GPUs, and ongoing development. Giboo shoulders these costs because its purpose is to ensure that fundraising sophistication is no longer limited to those who can pay for it.<\/p>\n “This is about structural inclusion,” said Injong Rhee, Executive Chairman of Giboo, overseeing technical development of the service. “What once required an army of fundraising staff can now be done by small organizations with a few clicks. Yes, it costs us real money\u2014servers, GPUs, engineering\u2014but that’s the price of our mission. AI makes it technically possible, and our cause makes it necessary.”<\/p>\n Comprehensive, integrated toolchain<\/b><\/p>\n Giboo connects the entire fundraising workflow in one platform:<\/p>\n By unifying the process, Giboo eliminates fragmentation and duplication, ensuring nonprofits save time and present themselves with the polish of a large development office.<\/p>\n [About Giboo]<\/b><\/p>\n Giboo is an AI-first Public Benefit Corporation on a mission to redesign the flow of philanthropy through technology. Built specifically for the social sector, Giboo unifies grant search, funder research, outreach, CRM, impact tracking, and financial analysis into a single, integrated platform\u2014free for nonprofits.<\/p>\n Learn more at <\/b> giboo.com <\/b> <\/a> <\/span> SOURCE Giboo<\/p>\n<\/div>\n This release is auto-published via PR Newswire; our journal is not responsible for the content.<\/b><\/p>\n\n
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