Bridgit selected for Blackbaud Social Good Startup Program 2026 to accelerate charity integrations

LONDON - Rezul -- Bridgit, an integration hub helping charities reduce manual data administration and improve data quality across their fundraising stack, today announced it has been accepted into Blackbaud's Social Good Startup Program, a year-long tech accelerator supporting early-stage software companies building solutions for the social impact sector.

The Blackbaud Social Good Startup Program provides participating startups with technical resources, mentorship and go-to-market support to help accelerate product development and partnerships across Blackbaud's ecosystem. As part of the programme, Bridgit will access support designed to streamline integration development and distribution, including priority access to Blackbaud's SKY Developer Platform sandbox and opportunities to engage with Blackbaud customers for feedback and validation.

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Bridgit expects the programme to support deeper integrations with Blackbaud products, including Raiser's Edge NXT, and to accelerate partnership conversations across Blackbaud's ecosystem.

"We're proud to be selected for Blackbaud's Social Good Startup Program and excited about what this enables for charities," said Sean Donnelly, Co-Founder and CEO of Bridgit. "Charity teams are under enormous pressure to deliver more with less, yet many still spend hours each week moving data between systems, cleaning spreadsheets and fixing issues caused by inconsistent processes. The combination of technical integration support, mentorship and fast-track partnership opportunities will help us embed Bridgit more seamlessly into the Blackbaud ecosystem, including Raiser's Edge NXT, so fundraising teams can spend less time on admin and more time building relationships and delivering their mission. We're grateful to the Blackbaud team for recognising Bridgit's potential and we're looking forward to sharing what we build during 2026."

Participation in the programme also provides opportunities for exposure and non-dilutive funding, with access to Blackbaud's network of nonprofits and stakeholders through presentations, pitches, feedback sessions and consideration for grant funding.

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About Bridgit

Bridgit is an integration hub for charities that automates data administration by connecting fundraising platforms and tools into charity CRMs and workflows. By reducing spreadsheet wrangling and manual data entry, Bridgit helps fundraising and operations teams improve data quality, maintain consistency across systems and free up time for donor stewardship and mission delivery.

About Blackbaud's Social Good Startup Program

Blackbaud's Social Good Startup Program is a tech accelerator designed to support early-stage software companies building solutions for the social good community. The programme offers participating startups access to technical resources, mentorship, promotional opportunities, customer feedback and consideration for non-dilutive grant funding.

Media contact

Sean Donnelly
Co-Founder & CEO
Bridgit

hello@hibridgit.com

www.hibridgit.com