Goodstack funding news – London-based Goodstack has Secured $28 Million in its Series A Round Funding

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The platform offers tools like verification and payment systems through its API, helping nonprofits worldwide. In 2024, it expects to process over $3 billion in donations, more than triple last year’s amount, supporting charities in over 215 countries and territories.

It partners with global brands like LinkedIn, Canva, Atlassian, and Monday.com. Beneficiaries include major organizations like the Red Cross and Oxfam, as well as smaller local fundraising initiatives.

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Henry Ludlam, founder and CEO of Goodstack, said: “Being purpose-led is baked into our generation. People now expect companies to put purpose at the heart of what they do to make a difference to society. Today this is harder for companies than it should be. Our product makes it easy for businesses to quickly build purpose and giving into their customer, employee and corporate offerings, driving significant consumer, nonprofit and investor value. Meanwhile nonprofits are behind the private sector in terms of the technologies they are using to catalyze their purpose. We aim to be the “Stripe for philanthropy” and our mission is to deliver the world's best technology & funding to them as quickly as possible.”

Quentin Clark, Managing Director of General Catalyst said, “Goodstack enables its customers to serve all stakeholders—employees, customers, and communities—by supporting nonprofits and charitable giving, The validation and trust that partners like LinkedIn and Canva have in Goodstack is a powerful testament to the company’s value, and combined with strong leadership, positions Goodstack well for continued success.”

About Goodstack

Goodstack's mission is to make doing good simple and global. They help companies easily add positive impact to their work through one platform, giving nonprofits access to advanced technology and new funding opportunities.