One platform to replace the 12 disconnected tools your nonprofit duct-tapes together. Built HIPAA-compliant from the first line of code.
The average nonprofit uses 12 separate tools that don't talk to each other:
Your donor who volunteers on Saturdays and attends the gala? That's three records in three databases. Your development director is copying and pasting between tabs at 11pm the night before a board meeting.
And if you handle PHI? Good luck finding a platform that takes HIPAA seriously.
One person. One record. Every gift, every volunteer hour, every event, every email open, every case note -- unified.
That donor who volunteers on Saturdays and attends the gala? CauseBridge sees one person, not three records in three databases.
Six operational surfaces, deeply integrated, sharing one constituent record and one data model.
Online giving that works the way donors expect. One-time gifts, recurring donations with flexible schedules, and multi-year pledges with installment tracking. Stripe Connect destination charges mean money settles directly into the nonprofit's bank account -- CauseBridge never holds funds.
Every gift triggers an IRS-compliant tax receipt within seconds and a warm thank-you email an hour later. Donors get a self-service portal -- giving history, payment updates, year-end summaries. No calls to the development office.
A unified constituent record at the center of everything. A person who donates, volunteers at your food pantry, attends your gala, and receives case management services is one record with one contact history. Every touchpoint resolves to a single identity.
When duplicates appear, party merge handles it with field-by-field resolution -- fully reversible. For organizations handling PHI, sensitive fields use column-level encryption with audited decrypt-on-read. Every access logged automatically.
Event registration and ticketing for everything from a 50-person board dinner to a 2,000-seat gala. Tiered pricing, early-bird windows, table assignments, check-in at the door. Live, silent, and online auctions built into the event flow -- bid tracking, winner notification, payment collection.
Volunteer scheduling with shift management, hour tracking, and skills-based matching. Membership programs with configurable tiers, renewal cycles, and benefits tracking. One system for everyone who interacts with your organization.
Multichannel campaigns that reach constituents where they are. Email via Resend with React Email templates that render beautifully everywhere. SMS via Twilio with 10DLC registration for reliable deliverability. Every message ties back to the constituent record.
Each organization gets dedicated sender domains -- emails come from your domain, not a shared sender. Segment by giving history, event attendance, volunteer status, or any combination. Suppression, bounce handling, and delivery tracking built in.
Grant tracking from prospect to renewal. Fund accounting with restricted / unrestricted tracking. Campaign-to-fund mapping. Board-ready financial reports -- not a generic system with nonprofit labels pasted on.
Anthropic Claude embedded at the platform layer, not a chatbot bolted to the side. Draft appeal letters, grant reports, thank-you notes. Per-tenant tool configuration. PHI-bearing calls route through HIPAA-covered infrastructure.
Branded donation pages and event sites without leaving the platform. Each org at {slug}.causebridge.app with custom domain support. Public-facing surfaces, tenant-branded, zero code required.
Row-level security. Column-level encryption. Every service under a signed BAA. PHI never touches a log file, a trace, or an error string -- opaque IDs only. This isn't a compliance layer bolted onto a consumer SaaS product. It's the architecture.
Postgres RLS enforces tenant isolation at the database layer -- not in application code that can have bugs. Every query, every row, every time.
Sensitive fields encrypted via pgsodium with key rotation. Audited decrypt-on-read. Every access emits an audit log row. No exceptions.
Supabase, Vercel, Stripe, Resend, Twilio, PostHog, Sentry -- every service that touches data is under a signed Business Associate Agreement.
Append-only. No UPDATE, no DELETE. PHI-redacted before insert. Minimum necessary by construction, not by policy.
Structured logger with tenant_id + request_id on every line. Sentry beforeSend scrubs PHI field names. The goal: PHI never reaches Sentry in the first place.
TLS everywhere. KMS-managed keys. Supabase Vault for secrets. pgsodium for field-level. No plaintext sensitive identifiers, ever.
Built for behavioral health centers, refugee resettlement agencies, domestic violence shelters, free clinics, and every human-services organization that refuses to compromise on the privacy of the people they serve.