Plano-Based Fundraising Platform momoGood Launches After Tatango-Givergy Combination, With Edison Partners Taking Majority Stake

The platform combines Tatango’s mobile engagement technology with Givergy’s fundraising and event tools to create an AI-driven system designed to help nonprofits streamline campaigns and engage donors.

Matt Combs, CEO of momoGood [Photo: LinkedIn]

Fundraising platform momoGood just launched as a new company from the strategic combination of Tatango and Givergy, backed by a growth investment led by Edison Partners and Vocap Partners. Edison Partners acquired a majority position in the company. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Plano-based momoGood combines Tatango’s mobile-first engagement infrastructure with Givergy’s experiential fundraising and event technology to create a unified, AI-driven platform assisting nonprofits, political organizations, enterprises, and donors globally. The platform is engineered to streamline technology, boost participation, and provide intelligent insights that help organizations engage supporters more effectively while giving individuals greater control over their generosity.

The name momoGood is short for “More. Modern. Good.,” highlighting the company’s goal of modernizing fundraising and engagement through a more connected and intelligent ecosystem. momoGood will continue supporting Tatango and Givergy customers without disruption while inviting nonprofit, corporate, and political organizations to partner on the company’s next-gen platform initiatives launching in the second half of 2026.

“The market doesn’t need another fundraising tool; it needs a unified operating system,” momoGood CEO Matt Combs said in a statement. “We’re building momoGood to be the giving industry’s infrastructure, connecting engagement, fundraising and data across organizations and individuals. By eliminating fragmentation and introducing real intelligence, donor participation expands and charitable impact scales.”

Combs is the founder of YourCause, a corporate social responsibility and employee engagement platform, previously backed by Vocap Partners and later acquired by Blackbaud in 2019.

Boosting participation, performance, and donor relationships

More than 2,500 nonprofit, political, and enterprise customers across North America, Europe, Hong Kong, and Australia are now able to look to momoGood for engagement and fundraising performance, based on the reach of the combined companies, the company said. Charitable contributions in the United States alone exceed $600 billion, pointing to the scale of global giving.

Tatango is a leader in text-based fundraising, where mobile messaging campaigns deliver up to a 7x return on fundraising investment. Givergy complements the fundraising element with event and auction technology used by organizations worldwide to fuel high-impact fundraising experiences. In combination, these capabilities form a hyper-personalized, intelligent, AI-driven approach to boosting participation, enhancing campaign performance, and strengthening long-term donor relationships, the company said. 

‘A new era of innovation’ in giving

“Even with consolidation across the nonprofit technology market in recent years, the giving industry at large still struggles with structural challenges that have limited donor continuity and constrained innovation,” said Kelly Ford, General Partner at Edison Partners. “With proven performance across mobile engagement and experiential fundraising, a global customer base, diverse revenue streams and strong unit economics, momoGood sets the stage for a new era of innovation in the giving industry.”

Ford and Edison Partners Principal Ben Laufer join the company’s board of directors along with Combs, Vocap Managing Partner Vinny Olmstead, and Edison Director Network member and Aidentified co-CEO Tom Rauker.

Reed Smith and Nelson Mullins served as legal advisors to momoGood. Horizon Partners served as financial advisor to Givergy and Mishcon de Reya served as legal advisor. Shea & Company served as financial


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advisor to Tatango and K&L Gates served as legal advisor.

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