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Bay Area tech startup collapses into bankruptcy, owing $29M to nonprofits

The idea for Flipcause was simple. Starting in 2012, the Oakland startup provided technical tools for thousands of nonprofit organizations, handling the work of online storefronts, donation systems and ticketing pages. Millions of donor dollars flowed through Flipcause's tech to nonprofits focused on just about every societal issue. Then, this year, much of that money suddenly stalled under Flipcause's control, as evidenced by testimonials from client companies on social media, with the Better Business Bureau, and to SFGATE.

Fundraising

fromFast Company

4 weeks ago

Can human-led AI spark a new era of generosity?

Human-centered AI can convert widespread generosity into measurable, scalable social impact across food security, climate, health, and other causes.

Fundraising

fromMission Local

2 months ago

Hackathon for social good? Hackers say it's something to 'keep my sanity.'

A weekend hackathon assembled about 150 tech workers to build software solutions for nonprofits addressing fundraising, homelessness services, and investigative journalism needs.

Non-profit organizations

fromFast Company

4 months ago

Playing it safe is risky business in the age of AI

Nonprofits and government agencies must adopt AI boldly to multiply impact, automate administrative work, and avoid widening gaps with organizations that embrace AI.

Social media marketing

fromTechCrunch

7 months ago

Bonfire's new software lets users build their own social communities, free from platform control | TechCrunch

Bonfire Social empowers communities with control, customization, and an open-source model, distancing them from corporate tech influences.