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Benevity, Inc.
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benevity.com
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Private
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2008
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Benevity, Inc. is a Calgary-headquartered, PE-backed enterprise software company founded in 2008 that operates a unified AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform for corporate social responsibility programs. The platform consolidates employee giving (Donate), volunteering (Volunteer), grants management, employee resource groups (Employee Groups), gamified micro-actions (Challenges), and impact reporting (Reporting Suite) into a single system, sold primarily to nearly 1,000 large enterprise customers including Levi's, Merck, Cisco, Visa, UPS, Starbucks, Nike, Fox Corporation, Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Albertsons. Underlying the platform is a "trusted global engine" comprising a four-layer nonprofit due diligence framework (Validation, Verification, Vetting, Investigation) covering 2.5 million nonprofits across 245 countries and territories, a proprietary global money movement network disbursing over $3 billion annually to nonprofits in 160+ countries and 100+ currencies with a 99.7% success rate, and SOC 2 Type II / ISO 27001 certified infrastructure hosted on AWS and GCP.

Benevity generates revenue through a multi-stream enterprise SaaS model: multi-year subscription contracts on the Enterprise Impact Platform, modular add-ons (Challenges, VolunteerMatch, Workday integration, additional reporting licenses), professional services (external match reviews, volunteer hour submissions, application review), managed services supporting a U.S.-based Global Donor-Advised Fund, and transaction pass-through economics on global disbursements. Go-to-market is sales-led enterprise field sales with a dedicated 1.855.237.7875 line and "Request a demo" / "Talk to sales" CTAs, supported by channel partnerships (Goodera, Anthropic, Salesforce), annual flagship event Benevity Live!, and the research-driven Benevity Impact Labs content engine. The company is privately held with backing from JMI Equity (2015), General Atlantic (2019 Series C, $40M), Hg (2020), and Generation Investment Management and The Rise Fund (2021), and has executed four acquisitions: Grantstream (2015), TrustCSR and Versaic (2018), and Alaya (2021). Recent strategic emphasis has shifted to embedding generative AI, agentic capabilities (Impact Workspace), and responsible AI governance across the platform, signaled by the appointment of a first Chief AI Officer (Ian Goldsmith) and a published Responsible AI Policy.

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Benevity, Inc. provides an AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform that unifies corporate employee giving, volunteering, grants management, ERGs and reporting for nearly 1,000 large enterprise clients globally, backed by a proprietary global money movement and nonprofit due diligence engine.

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Operating
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501–1,000
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HeadquartersCalgary, Canada
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Calgary
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Canada
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices2 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
corporate giving software, employee volunteering platform, grants management software, corporate social responsibility, donor advised fund services
Industry3 codes
1Enterprise AI Governance, Risk & Compliance Platforms (Model Risk, Audit, Policies)
CodeHDAEANAEPrimaryYes
2Responsible AI, Security & Privacy Platforms (Safety, Guardrails, PII)
CodeHDAEANAGPrimaryNo
3Financial Inclusion & Consumer Empowerment (Banking Access, Credit Building)
CodeBPAGALAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Software Publishers5132
  • Custom Computer Programming Services541511
  • Computer Systems Design and Related Services5415
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc.7370
  • Services-Prepackaged Software7372
Product category
Corporate Social Responsibility Software
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion4 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Enterprise SaaS subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

SaaS-based Enterprise Impact Platform sold to nearly 1,000 enterprise clients (Fortune 500 and global multinationals) on multi-year contracts; includes giving, volunteering, grants, employee groups, challenges and reporting modules. Drives a 98% client renewal rate.

benevity.com
2Professional services & add-ons
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Configurable expert services and premium add-ons: external match reviews, volunteer hour submissions, application review services, dedicated/premium support, enhanced vetting, additional reporting licenses, custom workflows, additional languages, additional programs, and VolunteerMatch integration.

benevity.com
3Managed services (Global Donor-Advised Fund)
TypeManaged Services
Description

Premium Financial Operations Managed Services supporting a U.S.-based centralized Global DAF, with dedicated monitoring, disbursement handling and compliance — enabling tax-effective cross-border giving.

benevity.com
4Disbursement / money movement pass-through
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Benevity operates its own global payment network facilitating over $3B annually to nonprofits across 150+ countries — generating transaction-tied revenue through global disbursement infrastructure, with no enrollment fees to nonprofits.

benevity.com
Marketing channels12 records

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Distribution channels6 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components5 values
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure
Pricing details2 tiers
1Enterprise Impact Platform — custom enterprise pricing
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Quote-based; bundles Giving (Donate), Volunteering, Grants Management, Employee Groups (ERGs), Challenges and Reporting Suite; sold to nearly 1,000 enterprise clients.

benevity.com
2Modular add-ons & professional services
ModelOtherBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Configurable add-ons (VolunteerMatch, Challenges, additional reporting licenses, additional programs/languages/forms, custom workflows, Workday integration, dedicated support tiers) and managed services sold separately.

benevity.com
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeSoftware
Software
Brand1 of 3 records shown
1Benevity Enterprise Impact Platform
Description

Unified enterprise platform for employee giving, volunteering, grants, employee groups, challenges, and impact reporting.

benevity.com
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Core offering1 text field

Benevity sells a unified AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform that consolidates corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs — employee giving, volunteering, grants management, employee resource groups (ERGs), gamified challenges and impact reporting — into a single system for nearly 1,000 enterprise clients. The platform is layered on a proprietary global engine handling nonprofit due diligence, risk mitigation, secure global disbursements (99.7% payment success across 160+ countries and 100+ currencies), and AI-native capabilities such as Match Assurance and Grant App Summaries.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 12 values shown
  • External match decline rates cut from 30% to under 3%
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Product overview1 text field

Benevity offers a single unified AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform that consolidates six core product modules — Donate (employee giving), Volunteer (corporate volunteering), Grants Management (grantmaking lifecycle), Employee Groups (ERG software), Challenges (gamified micro-actions), and Reporting Suite (analytics and benchmarking) — into one platform for nearly 1,000 enterprise clients. The platform is layered on a "trusted global engine" handling risk mitigation, nonprofit due diligence, secure global money movement (99.7% payment success, 14-day disbursements across 160+ countries), and AI-native capabilities (Match Assurance, Grant App Summaries, Total Governance, and the upcoming Impact Workspace agentic deliverable). On top of the core platform, Benevity offers Services & Add-Ons including the Giving API, Data Export API, VolunteerMatch, Impact Genome-powered Employee Giving Impact Report, and a Workday Integration, plus specialized solutions such as the Global Donor Advised Fund, Nonprofit Due Diligence & Vetting (with TechSoup, LexisNexis, CharityNavigator, Moody's), and Risk Mitigation. Acquired brands (Alaya, Grantstream, Versaic) have been folded into the core modules, and Benevity's 2026 vision is to evolve into a fully AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform with embedded agentic intelligence.

Product and service9 records
1Benevity Enterprise Impact Platform
CategoryCore platform
Description

Unified AI-native platform that consolidates employee giving, volunteering, grants management, employee groups, challenges and impact reporting into one system. Built on a trusted global engine handling risk mitigation, benchmarking, nonprofit due diligence, secure global disbursements and responsible AI-native development. Powers nearly 1,000 enterprise clients.

2Donate
CategoryCore product module
Description

Employee giving module that enables employees to donate to a global database of 2M+ vetted nonprofits via payroll, credit card, PayPal or Apple Pay, with corporate matching, seeding and peer matching capabilities.

3Volunteer
CategoryCore product module
Description

End-to-end corporate volunteering platform offering in-person, virtual and skills-based volunteer opportunities with automated sign-ups, time tracking, calendar reminders, volunteer rewards and a global catalog of curated opportunities.

4Grants Management
CategoryCore product module
Description

Streamlines the end-to-end grantmaking lifecycle — applications, AI-powered review and scoring, disbursement and compliance — for corporate grantmakers and private foundations. Supports grants, sponsorships, employee nomination forms, employee assistance and scholarships across 150+ countries.

5Challenges
CategoryCore product module
Description

Gamified social impact product that engages employees through timely micro-actions around topics like sustainability, wellness and DEI.

6Employee Groups
CategoryCore product module
Description

ERG management software functioning as a private internal social network where employees can discover, join, create and manage employee-led groups around shared interests, identities and causes, with membership tracking, budget allocation and reporting.

7Reporting Suite
CategoryCore product module
Description

Unified reporting tools including Reporting Studio (configurable dashboards), Impact Reports (outcome-driven pre-built reports), Data Export API and impact reporting partner integrations with True Impact and Impact Genome for benchmarking.

8Benevity Mobile App
CategoryMobile platform
Description

Mobile-first experience that lets the entire workforce — including deskless, remote and field employees — donate, volunteer, find opportunities and log hours directly from their phone.

9Global Donor Advised Fund
Scale indicator23 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership17 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-02-25
Description

Live API integration enabling automated event creation and synchronized volunteer registration data across Benevity and Goodera. Benefits 100+ global enterprise clients (many Fortune 500); saves an average of 30 hours of coordination per event. Goodera also added deeper integrations with Benevity, Deed, Goodstack, and YourCause from Blackbaud.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-12-02
Description

Strategic partnership integrating Anthropic's Claude AI assistant into Benevity's Enterprise Impact Platform, leveraging Benevity's database of 2M+ nonprofits to help nonprofits and companies accelerate social impact. Also surfaced via Anthropic's Claude for Nonprofits launch (Dec 2025) as a connector.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2025-11-03
Description

Bridge The Gaps (Houston-based nonprofit) was officially included on Benevity's global corporate giving platform, enabling employees of partner companies to donate and trigger matching gifts to support its educational and youth programs.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2025-10-23
Description

Until Forever Charity joined the Benevity Causes Portal, gaining access to donate, volunteer and community outreach channels through the platform for supporters grieving tragic loss.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

TechSoup is one of Benevity's named nonprofit due diligence partners supporting validation across 245 countries and territories. TechSoup supports the in-house validation services and government-registry syncs that underpin Benevity's four-layer due diligence framework.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

LexisNexis is a named nonprofit due diligence partner that supports Benevity's risk screening and adverse-media / background checks on nonprofit organizations.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

CharityNavigator is a named nonprofit due diligence partner used by Benevity to assess nonprofit legitimacy and performance metrics across the platform.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Moody's Analytics powers Benevity's daily OFAC/SDN sanctions screening and government watchlist monitoring on the four-layer due diligence framework.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

NGOsource provides Equivalency Determination (ED) and Expenditure Responsibility (ER) certifications for IRS-compliant cross-border grantmaking within Benevity's compliance infrastructure.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

ThreatMetrix provides behavioral identity verification used in Benevity's fraud-monitoring layer of the four-step nonprofit vetting program.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Workday Certified integration automating payroll giving and user profile management between Benevity and Workday. Sold as an add-on for joint Benevity/Workday enterprise customers.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

True Impact is Benevity's impact-reporting partner providing evidence-based measurement tools that translate giving and volunteering data into outcomes.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Impact Genome is Benevity's impact-reporting partner providing standardized social impact data; powers the Employee Giving Impact Report and other impact reports.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

VolunteerMatch is a Benevity add-on that extends employees' access to thousands of additional nonprofit-created volunteer opportunities.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Benevity's platform infrastructure is hosted on AWS (independently SOC 2 certified) as part of its enterprise-grade security architecture.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Benevity's platform infrastructure is hosted on GCP (independently SOC 2 certified) as part of its enterprise-grade security architecture.

Strategic tierMajorTypeOEM/ Whitelabel/ Licensing Partner
Description

Salesforce historically embedded Benevity as its employee-engagement platform for charitable giving and directed Benevity on nonprofit list usage. In Dec 2025 Salesforce discontinued its use of the SPLC's hate map as a diagnostic tool and instructed Benevity to stop using SPLC lists.

Recent move7 records

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Expansion highlight7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest vertical SaaS provider to the social impact sector, offering corporate giving, volunteering (YourCause), employee giving (Goodstack, Deed) and grants management. Most direct head-to-head competitor in enterprise CSR software with a much broader nonprofit/education software portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Direct competitor in corporate grants management and CSR/ESG software, serving many of the same Fortune 500 buyers with workforce giving, volunteering, grants and impact reporting modules comparable to Benevity's Enterprise Impact Platform.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Corporate giving and employee engagement platform serving large employers with donation matching, volunteering and grants — now part of Blackbaud but historically a standalone direct competitor to Benevity in enterprise CSR.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Grant application management platform used by corporate foundations and nonprofits. Comparable to Benevity's Grants Management module, with growing overlap in AI-driven application review and scoring workflows.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Built a nonprofit/employee engagement platform historically powered by Benevity's nonprofit data. Salesforce's own CRM, Marketing Cloud and Slack-based employee engagement stack overlaps with parts of Benevity's offering and remains both a partner and a competitive threat.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Grantmaking management platform used by corporate foundations, community foundations and government agencies. Directly comparable to Benevity's Grants Management module for end-to-end application, review and disbursement workflows.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Cloud-based grants management and CSR software for corporations, foundations and government. Overlaps with Benevity in the grants lifecycle, application scoring and global disbursement use cases.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Cloud HR/payroll suite that Benevity integrates with via its Workday Certified integration for payroll giving and user profile sync. Adjacent incumbent that could expand native giving/volunteering features, competing for budget share within the same CIO/CHRO buyer.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Corporate volunteering and employee engagement platform with a live API integration into Benevity. Both companies serve the same Fortune 500 CSR/Volunteer Champion personas and increasingly co-deliver enterprise volunteering programs.

10Millie
TypeEmerging player
Description

Newer corporate giving and CSR platform focused on modern employer benefit stacks. Partial overlap with Benevity's Donate and Challenges modules, particularly with mid-market and growth-stage enterprise customers.

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers16 records

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Segment4 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

Technology focused
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Yes

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Integration13 records

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AI capability10 records

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Has app

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Profiles15 records

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Subsidiaries4 records

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Funding rounds5 records

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Investors8 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A4 records

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Benevity

Corporate Social Responsibility Softwarebenevity.com

Benevity, Inc. provides an AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform that unifies corporate employee giving, volunteering, grants management, ERGs and reporting for nearly 1,000 large enterprise clients globally, backed by a proprietary global money movement and nonprofit due diligence engine.

What Benevity does

Benevity, Inc. is a Calgary-headquartered, PE-backed enterprise software company founded in 2008 that operates a unified AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform for corporate social responsibility programs. The platform consolidates employee giving (Donate), volunteering (Volunteer), grants management, employee resource groups (Employee Groups), gamified micro-actions (Challenges), and impact reporting (Reporting Suite) into a single system, sold primarily to nearly 1,000 large enterprise customers including Levi's, Merck, Cisco, Visa, UPS, Starbucks, Nike, Fox Corporation, Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Albertsons. Underlying the platform is a "trusted global engine" comprising a four-layer nonprofit due diligence framework (Validation, Verification, Vetting, Investigation) covering 2.5 million nonprofits across 245 countries and territories, a proprietary global money movement network disbursing over $3 billion annually to nonprofits in 160+ countries and 100+ currencies with a 99.7% success rate, and SOC 2 Type II / ISO 27001 certified infrastructure hosted on AWS and GCP.

Benevity generates revenue through a multi-stream enterprise SaaS model: multi-year subscription contracts on the Enterprise Impact Platform, modular add-ons (Challenges, VolunteerMatch, Workday integration, additional reporting licenses), professional services (external match reviews, volunteer hour submissions, application review), managed services supporting a U.S.-based Global Donor-Advised Fund, and transaction pass-through economics on global disbursements. Go-to-market is sales-led enterprise field sales with a dedicated 1.855.237.7875 line and "Request a demo" / "Talk to sales" CTAs, supported by channel partnerships (Goodera, Anthropic, Salesforce), annual flagship event Benevity Live!, and the research-driven Benevity Impact Labs content engine. The company is privately held with backing from JMI Equity (2015), General Atlantic (2019 Series C, $40M), Hg (2020), and Generation Investment Management and The Rise Fund (2021), and has executed four acquisitions: Grantstream (2015), TrustCSR and Versaic (2018), and Alaya (2021). Recent strategic emphasis has shifted to embedding generative AI, agentic capabilities (Impact Workspace), and responsible AI governance across the platform, signaled by the appointment of a first Chief AI Officer (Ian Goldsmith) and a published Responsible AI Policy.

Benevity firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Benevity
Legal name
Benevity, Inc.
Website
https://benevity.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2008
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Benevity, Inc. provides an AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform that unifies corporate employee giving, volunteering, grants management, ERGs and reporting for nearly 1,000 large enterprise clients globally, backed by a proprietary global money movement and nonprofit due diligence engine.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Benevity industry classification

Industry
Product category
Corporate Social Responsibility Software
NAICS
Software Publishers (5132), Custom Computer Programming Services (541511), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (5415)
SIC
Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370), Services-Prepackaged Software (7372)
akta.pro primary industry
Enterprise AI Governance, Risk & Compliance Platforms (Model Risk, Audit, Policies) (HDAEANAE)
akta.pro secondary industries
Responsible AI, Security & Privacy Platforms (Safety, Guardrails, PII) (HDAEANAG), Financial Inclusion & Consumer Empowerment (Banking Access, Credit Building) (BPAGALAJ)

Keywords

  • Corporate giving software
  • Employee volunteering platform
  • Grants management software
  • Corporate social responsibility
  • Donor advised fund services

Where Benevity is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Calgary
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Benevity business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Enterprise SaaS subscriptions: SaaS-based Enterprise Impact Platform sold to nearly 1,000 enterprise clients (Fortune 500 and global multinationals) on multi-year contracts; includes giving, volunteering, grants, employee groups, challenges and reporting modules. Drives a 98% client renewal rate.
  2. Professional services & add-ons: Configurable expert services and premium add-ons: external match reviews, volunteer hour submissions, application review services, dedicated/premium support, enhanced vetting, additional reporting licenses, custom workflows, additional languages, additional programs, and VolunteerMatch integration.
  3. Managed services (Global Donor-Advised Fund): Premium Financial Operations Managed Services supporting a U.S.-based centralized Global DAF, with dedicated monitoring, disbursement handling and compliance — enabling tax-effective cross-border giving.
  4. Disbursement / money movement pass-through: Benevity operates its own global payment network facilitating over $3B annually to nonprofits across 150+ countries — generating transaction-tied revenue through global disbursement infrastructure, with no enrollment fees to nonprofits.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMulti-year contractEnterprise Impact Platform — custom enterprise pricing
OtherAnnualModular add-ons & professional services

Go-to-market motion4 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels12 records

Benevity product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Benevity sells a unified AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform that consolidates corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs — employee giving, volunteering, grants management, employee resource groups (ERGs), gamified challenges and impact reporting — into a single system for nearly 1,000 enterprise clients. The platform is layered on a proprietary global engine handling nonprofit due diligence, risk mitigation, secure global disbursements (99.7% payment success across 160+ countries and 100+ currencies), and AI-native capabilities such as Match Assurance and Grant App Summaries.

Product overview

Benevity offers a single unified AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform that consolidates six core product modules — Donate (employee giving), Volunteer (corporate volunteering), Grants Management (grantmaking lifecycle), Employee Groups (ERG software), Challenges (gamified micro-actions), and Reporting Suite (analytics and benchmarking) — into one platform for nearly 1,000 enterprise clients. The platform is layered on a "trusted global engine" handling risk mitigation, nonprofit due diligence, secure global money movement (99.7% payment success, 14-day disbursements across 160+ countries), and AI-native capabilities (Match Assurance, Grant App Summaries, Total Governance, and the upcoming Impact Workspace agentic deliverable). On top of the core platform, Benevity offers Services & Add-Ons including the Giving API, Data Export API, VolunteerMatch, Impact Genome-powered Employee Giving Impact Report, and a Workday Integration, plus specialized solutions such as the Global Donor Advised Fund, Nonprofit Due Diligence & Vetting (with TechSoup, LexisNexis, CharityNavigator, Moody's), and Risk Mitigation. Acquired brands (Alaya, Grantstream, Versaic) have been folded into the core modules, and Benevity's 2026 vision is to evolve into a fully AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform with embedded agentic intelligence.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Benevity Enterprise Impact Platform: Unified enterprise platform for employee giving, volunteering, grants, employee groups, challenges, and impact reporting.
  • Benevity Impact Labs
  • Benevity Causes Portal

Products and services

  • Benevity Enterprise Impact Platform Unified AI-native platform that consolidates employee giving, volunteering, grants management, employee groups, challenges and impact reporting into one system. Built on a trusted global engine handling risk mitigation, benchmarking, nonprofit due diligence, secure global disbursements and responsible AI-native development. Powers nearly 1,000 enterprise clients.
  • Donate Employee giving module that enables employees to donate to a global database of 2M+ vetted nonprofits via payroll, credit card, PayPal or Apple Pay, with corporate matching, seeding and peer matching capabilities.
  • Volunteer End-to-end corporate volunteering platform offering in-person, virtual and skills-based volunteer opportunities with automated sign-ups, time tracking, calendar reminders, volunteer rewards and a global catalog of curated opportunities.
  • Grants Management Streamlines the end-to-end grantmaking lifecycle — applications, AI-powered review and scoring, disbursement and compliance — for corporate grantmakers and private foundations. Supports grants, sponsorships, employee nomination forms, employee assistance and scholarships across 150+ countries.
  • Challenges Gamified social impact product that engages employees through timely micro-actions around topics like sustainability, wellness and DEI.
  • Employee Groups ERG management software functioning as a private internal social network where employees can discover, join, create and manage employee-led groups around shared interests, identities and causes, with membership tracking, budget allocation and reporting.
  • Reporting Suite Unified reporting tools including Reporting Studio (configurable dashboards), Impact Reports (outcome-driven pre-built reports), Data Export API and impact reporting partner integrations with True Impact and Impact Genome for benchmarking.
  • Benevity Mobile App Mobile-first experience that lets the entire workforce — including deskless, remote and field employees — donate, volunteer, find opportunities and log hours directly from their phone.
  • Global Donor Advised Fund

Quantifiable outcome

  • External match decline rates cut from 30% to under 3%
  • +11 more outcomes

Companies that use Benevity

Customer profile

Named customers16 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Benevity technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API
Yes
API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration13 records

AI capability10 records

Feature11 records

Benevity partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

17 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, minor, core and major.

  • GooderaflagshipTechnology or Integration · 25 February 2026Live API integration enabling automated event creation and synchronized volunteer registration data across Benevity and Goodera. Benefits 100+ global enterprise clients (many Fortune 500); saves an average of 30 hours of coordination per event. Goodera also added deeper integrations with Benevity, Deed, Goodstack, and YourCause from Blackbaud.
  • Anthropic (Claude for Nonprofits)flagshipTechnology or Integration · 2 December 2025Strategic partnership integrating Anthropic's Claude AI assistant into Benevity's Enterprise Impact Platform, leveraging Benevity's database of 2M+ nonprofits to help nonprofits and companies accelerate social impact. Also surfaced via Anthropic's Claude for Nonprofits launch (Dec 2025) as a connector.
  • Bridge The GapsminorOthers · 3 November 2025Bridge The Gaps (Houston-based nonprofit) was officially included on Benevity's global corporate giving platform, enabling employees of partner companies to donate and trigger matching gifts to support its educational and youth programs.
  • Until Forever CharityminorOthers · 23 October 2025Until Forever Charity joined the Benevity Causes Portal, gaining access to donate, volunteer and community outreach channels through the platform for supporters grieving tragic loss.
  • TechSoupcoreTechnology or IntegrationTechSoup is one of Benevity's named nonprofit due diligence partners supporting validation across 245 countries and territories. TechSoup supports the in-house validation services and government-registry syncs that underpin Benevity's four-layer due diligence framework.
  • LexisNexiscoreTechnology or IntegrationLexisNexis is a named nonprofit due diligence partner that supports Benevity's risk screening and adverse-media / background checks on nonprofit organizations.
  • CharityNavigatorcoreTechnology or IntegrationCharityNavigator is a named nonprofit due diligence partner used by Benevity to assess nonprofit legitimacy and performance metrics across the platform.
  • Moody's Analytics (GRID)coreTechnology or IntegrationMoody's Analytics powers Benevity's daily OFAC/SDN sanctions screening and government watchlist monitoring on the four-layer due diligence framework.
  • NGOsourcecoreTechnology or IntegrationNGOsource provides Equivalency Determination (ED) and Expenditure Responsibility (ER) certifications for IRS-compliant cross-border grantmaking within Benevity's compliance infrastructure.
  • ThreatMetrix (LexisNexis Risk Solutions)coreTechnology or IntegrationThreatMetrix provides behavioral identity verification used in Benevity's fraud-monitoring layer of the four-step nonprofit vetting program.
  • WorkdaycoreTechnology or IntegrationWorkday Certified integration automating payroll giving and user profile management between Benevity and Workday. Sold as an add-on for joint Benevity/Workday enterprise customers.
  • True ImpactcoreTechnology or IntegrationTrue Impact is Benevity's impact-reporting partner providing evidence-based measurement tools that translate giving and volunteering data into outcomes.
  • Impact GenomecoreTechnology or IntegrationImpact Genome is Benevity's impact-reporting partner providing standardized social impact data; powers the Employee Giving Impact Report and other impact reports.
  • VolunteerMatchcoreTechnology or IntegrationVolunteerMatch is a Benevity add-on that extends employees' access to thousands of additional nonprofit-created volunteer opportunities.
  • Amazon Web Services (AWS)coreTechnology or IntegrationBenevity's platform infrastructure is hosted on AWS (independently SOC 2 certified) as part of its enterprise-grade security architecture.
  • Google Cloud Platform (GCP)coreTechnology or IntegrationBenevity's platform infrastructure is hosted on GCP (independently SOC 2 certified) as part of its enterprise-grade security architecture.
  • SalesforcemajorOEM/ Whitelabel/ Licensing PartnerSalesforce historically embedded Benevity as its employee-engagement platform for charitable giving and directed Benevity on nonprofit list usage. In Dec 2025 Salesforce discontinued its use of the SPLC's hate map as a diagnostic tool and instructed Benevity to stop using SPLC lists.

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Broad incumbents

  • Blackbaud: Largest vertical SaaS provider to the social impact sector, offering corporate giving, volunteering (YourCause), employee giving (Goodstack, Deed) and grants management. Most direct head-to-head competitor in enterprise CSR software with a much broader nonprofit/education software portfolio.
  • Salesforce.org / Salesforce: Built a nonprofit/employee engagement platform historically powered by Benevity's nonprofit data. Salesforce's own CRM, Marketing Cloud and Slack-based employee engagement stack overlaps with parts of Benevity's offering and remains both a partner and a competitive threat.
  • Workday: Cloud HR/payroll suite that Benevity integrates with via its Workday Certified integration for payroll giving and user profile sync. Adjacent incumbent that could expand native giving/volunteering features, competing for budget share within the same CIO/CHRO buyer.

Direct peers

  • Bonterra (CyberGrants): Direct competitor in corporate grants management and CSR/ESG software, serving many of the same Fortune 500 buyers with workforce giving, volunteering, grants and impact reporting modules comparable to Benevity's Enterprise Impact Platform.
  • Goodstack: Corporate giving and employee engagement platform serving large employers with donation matching, volunteering and grants — now part of Blackbaud but historically a standalone direct competitor to Benevity in enterprise CSR.
  • Submittable: Grant application management platform used by corporate foundations and nonprofits. Comparable to Benevity's Grants Management module, with growing overlap in AI-driven application review and scoring workflows.
  • Fluxx: Grantmaking management platform used by corporate foundations, community foundations and government agencies. Directly comparable to Benevity's Grants Management module for end-to-end application, review and disbursement workflows.
  • SmartSimple: Cloud-based grants management and CSR software for corporations, foundations and government. Overlaps with Benevity in the grants lifecycle, application scoring and global disbursement use cases.

Emerging players

  • Goodera: Corporate volunteering and employee engagement platform with a live API integration into Benevity. Both companies serve the same Fortune 500 CSR/Volunteer Champion personas and increasingly co-deliver enterprise volunteering programs.
  • Millie: Newer corporate giving and CSR platform focused on modern employer benefit stacks. Partial overlap with Benevity's Donate and Challenges modules, particularly with mid-market and growth-stage enterprise customers.

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Frequently asked questions about Benevity

What does Benevity do?

Benevity sells a unified AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform that consolidates corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs — employee giving, volunteering, grants management, employee resource groups (ERGs), gamified challenges and impact reporting — into a single system for nearly 1,000 enterprise clients. The platform is layered on a proprietary global engine handling nonprofit due diligence, risk mitigation, secure global disbursements (99.7% payment success across 160+ countries and 100+ currencies), and AI-native capabilities such as Match Assurance and Grant App Summaries.

Is Benevity a public or private company?

Benevity is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Benevity founded?

Benevity was founded in 2008. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Benevity based?

Benevity is headquartered in Calgary, Canada, in the North America region.

How does Benevity make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Enterprise SaaS subscriptions are the primary driver. The others are professional services & add-ons, managed services (Global Donor-Advised Fund) and disbursement / money movement pass-through.

Who are Benevity's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Blackbaud, Salesforce.org / Salesforce and Workday. Direct peers are Bonterra (CyberGrants), Goodstack, Submittable, Fluxx and SmartSimple. Emerging players are Goodera and Millie.

Does Benevity have an API?

Yes. Benevity offers a Giving API for integrating giving opportunities into a company's intranet or internal apps, and a Data Export API that delivers secure, scalable access to Benevity data for integration with analytics platforms such as Power BI and Tableau. The APIs enable flexible integrations to connect CSR/ESG data with existing business intelligence systems.

What industry is Benevity in?

Benevity's product category is Corporate Social Responsibility Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAEANAE, Enterprise AI Governance, Risk & Compliance Platforms (Model Risk, Audit, Policies), with a secondary code of HDAEANAG, Responsible AI, Security & Privacy Platforms (Safety, Guardrails, PII). Its NAICS code is 5132 and its SIC code is 7370.

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FinanzNachrichten.deBenevity bringt Spenden und ehrenamtliches Engagement mit Benevity für Microsoft Teams direkt in den ArbeitsalltagBenevity launched a Microsoft Teams app today to integrate donations and volunteer work directly into employees' daily workflows. The app is free for existing Benevity customers, and a QR-code access is planned for employees without fixed PCs. The company cites a 10.8-13.6% participation rate in corporate programs.Carrier ManagementCorporate Giving Shifts Away From Social Causes in U.S.Corporate America is rapidly reducing donations to nonprofits focused on diversity, international development, and crisis response, with only about a third of companies planning such support in 2025, down from almost two-thirds in 2024, according to Benevity which coordinates corporate giving and oversaw approximately $2.7 billion in donations last year. The shift reflects growing backlash against DEI programs, companies distancing from unpopular foreign wars, and the Trump administration's suspension of USAID aid programs. Larger companies are notably more cautious than smaller firms, with less than a third of large companies claiming to have "courage" in their donations compared to 91% of mid-size firms.BloombergCorporate Giving Shifts Away From Social Causes in US - BloombergCorporate America is rapidly reducing donations to nonprofits focused on diversity, international development, and crisis response, shifting instead toward organizations specializing in training and business development, according to research by Benevity. Only about a third of companies in 2026 plan to support social-cause groups, down from almost two-thirds in 2024. Benevity, which coordinates corporate giving and oversaw approximately $2.7 billion in donations last year, published the findings as part of its annual State of Corporate Purpose report.AdvfnDer Bericht „State of Corporate Purpose 2026“ von Benevity zeigt: Unternehmensspenden steigen trotz soziopolitischem Druck um acht PunkteBenevity, Inc. published its sixth annual "State of Corporate Purpose" report showing that corporate donations increased by eight points compared to the previous year, with a record 1.87 million employees performing nearly 24 million hours of volunteer work in 2025 despite unprecedented political and regulatory pressure on companies' social commitments. The Benevity platform facilitated $2.7 billion in total donations benefiting 312,000 nonprofit organizations worldwide. The report also revealed a tension: while 94% of CEOs continue to support corporate purpose programs, nearly two-thirds of companies switched their funded nonprofits, with support for minority-led organizations dropping from 62% in 2024 to 36% in 2026.AdvfnLe rapport de Benevity sur l’engagement sociétal des entreprises de 2026 révèle une hausse de huit points des dons d’entreprise dans un contexte de pressions sociopolitiques accruesBenevity, Inc. published its sixth annual corporate purpose engagement report for 2026, revealing an eight-point increase in corporate donations compared to the previous year and a record 1.87 million employees performing nearly 24 million volunteer hours in 2025. The Benevity community mobilized $2.7 billion in donations supporting 312,000 nonprofit organizations globally. The report highlights a central tension: despite record results amid unprecedented pressure on corporate social engagement, companies' strategic choices have had repercussions on nonprofits, communities, and the causes they support.GlobeNewswireDer Bericht „State of Corporate Purpose 2026“ von Benevity zeigt: Unternehmensspenden steigen trotz soziopolitischem Druck um acht PunkteBenevity released its sixth annual "State of Corporate Purpose 2026" report showing that corporate donations rose by 8 percentage points year-over-year, with 1.87 million employees contributing nearly 24 million hours of volunteer work in 2025. The Benevity platform facilitated $2.7 billion in total donations and 24 million volunteer hours benefiting 312,000 non-profits worldwide, achieved despite unprecedented political and regulatory pressure on corporate social engagement. The report highlights tensions: while 94% of CEOs still support corporate purpose programs internally, nearly two-thirds of companies switched their funded non-profits, with support for minority-led non-profits dropping from 62% in 2024 to 36% in 2026, and AI adoption remains minimal with only 16% of companies having AI as part of their impact strategy.ThehillCorporations must SPLC-proof their charitable giving processesThe author argues that corporations should immediately cease using the Southern Poverty Law Center's designations in their charitable giving decisions, following a federal indictment of the SPLC on charges including wire fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy to commit money laundering, as well as a recent House Judiciary Committee hearing examining allegations that the organization funneled money to extremist groups it publicly condemned. The article specifically calls out Benevity, a platform used by hundreds of Fortune 1000 companies to process employee donations and corporate matching gifts, for embedding the SPLC's "Hate List" as a default filter that the author claims effectively bans donations to religious charities, pro-life organizations, and conservative advocacy groups. The author urges Benevity to sever ties with the SPLC and implement viewpoint-neutral screening criteria, warning that corporations should not outsource moral and political judgments to what he characterizes as a "partisan smear machine."Financial PostBenevity unveils AI-native CSR platform and new innovations at Benevity Live! 2026Benevity, Inc. announced a series of AI-native product innovations at its Benevity Live! 2026 conference, unveiling its vision for an AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform with embedded agentic intelligence for corporate social responsibility programs. The company manages over $2 billion in grants annually across 150+ countries and highlighted new capabilities including AI grant application scoring and the upcoming Impact Workspace, which reduced external match decline rates from 30% to under 3% for clients using similar features. The Impact Workspace, Benevity's first major agentic deliverable, is scheduled for release later this year to help CSR teams shift from routine operations to higher-impact work.GlobeNewswireBenevity unveils AI-native CSR platform and new innovations at Benevity Live! 2026Benevity, Inc., a global leader in enterprise impact software, unveiled its vision for an AI-native Enterprise Impact Platform at its annual conference Benevity Live! 2026, featuring AI grant application scoring, the upcoming Impact Workspace agentic deliverable, CRA Reporting tools and the Benevity Causes Portal. The company manages over $2 billion in grants annually across more than 150 countries and reported measurable impact from recently launched features: external match decline rates dropped from 30% to less than 3%, while corporate responsibility teams reduced review time from 3-5 hours per week to approximately two hours. Benevity stated it is accelerating product development cycles, with capabilities that previously took quarters now being delivered in weeks, benefiting clients seeking faster innovation in corporate social responsibility tools.Financial PostCorporate Social Action Prevailed in an Era of DisruptionBenevity, Inc. released its 2025 Annual Impact Report showing $2.7 billion in total corporate donations facilitated through its platform, demonstrating resilience in purpose-driven business despite political pressures and regulatory shifts. The report highlights significant crisis response growth, with the platform mobilizing 4.1 million meals to individuals (217% increase) and enabling 2.1 million people to receive critical aid during natural disasters (208% increase). Benevity also announced the appointment of its first Chief AI Officer, Ian Goldsmith, and published an industry-leading Responsible AI Policy to strengthen governance as AI integration accelerates.