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Gratona
Fundraising CRM with source-backed AI for nonprofits
Gratona keeps donor records, gifts, sponsorships, communications, tasks, reports, and stewardship in one nonprofit CRM. Tali is available today and uses permitted context to prepare source-backed donor summaries, research briefs, follow-up drafts, reports, and next steps for staff review. Gratona is built for nonprofit development teams. Launch is $9,000 per year when billed annually in advance, or $900 month-to-month.
I’ve spent more than a decade building child sponsorship software. That work kept surfacing the same problem: nonprofit development teams had donor history in one system, gifts and sponsorships in another, and the next important follow-up in a spreadsheet or someone’s head.
Gratona keeps that work together. Donor records, gifts, sponsorships, communications, tasks, reports, and stewardship stay connected. Tali is available today. It uses the context your team permits to prepare source-backed donor summaries, research briefs, follow-up drafts, reports, and next steps. A person reviews the work before anything external happens.
What you can use today:
- Gratona’s nonprofit CRM and fundraising foundation
- Gratona Sponsorships, formerly HelpYouSponsor
- Tali’s source-backed, reviewable fundraising work
- Integrations for giving, payments, accounting, email, calendars, documents, and automation
I’d value candid feedback from nonprofit leaders and fundraisers. What administrative work should AI take on, and where should human judgment always remain in control?
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About Gratona on Product Hunt
“Fundraising CRM with source-backed AI for nonprofits”
Gratona was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #84 on the daily leaderboard. Gratona keeps donor records, gifts, sponsorships, communications, tasks, reports, and stewardship in one nonprofit CRM. Tali is available today and uses permitted context to prepare source-backed donor summaries, research briefs, follow-up drafts, reports, and next steps for staff review. Gratona is built for nonprofit development teams. Launch is $9,000 per year when billed annually in advance, or $900 month-to-month.
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Arnold Mukisa
Hi Product Hunt, I’m Arnold, founder of Gratona.
I’ve spent more than a decade building child sponsorship software. That work kept surfacing the same problem: nonprofit development teams had donor history in one system, gifts and sponsorships in another, and the next important follow-up in a spreadsheet or someone’s head.
Gratona keeps that work together. Donor records, gifts, sponsorships, communications, tasks, reports, and stewardship stay connected. Tali is available today. It uses the context your team permits to prepare source-backed donor summaries, research briefs, follow-up drafts, reports, and next steps. A person reviews the work before anything external happens.
What you can use today:
- Gratona’s nonprofit CRM and fundraising foundation
- Gratona Sponsorships, formerly HelpYouSponsor
- Tali’s source-backed, reviewable fundraising work
- Integrations for giving, payments, accounting, email, calendars, documents, and automation
I’d value candid feedback from nonprofit leaders and fundraisers. What administrative work should AI take on, and where should human judgment always remain in control?