Edison Partners and Vocap Partners Invest in momoGood to Expand Fundraising Infrastructure

The giving economy runs on moments. A text that lands at the right time. A gala that sparks a room. A donor who feels the pull and decides to act. What momoGood just built is the connective tissue between those moments.

momoGood just launched through the combination of Tatango and Givergy, backed by a majority growth investment led by Edison Partners and Vocap Partners. That is not just capital showing up. That is conviction with a checkbook. Congratulations to CEO Matt Combs and CTO Matt Powers for bringing 2 proven engines of fundraising into 1 machine that understands something simple about generosity. People want to give. They just do not want friction while doing it.

Matt Combs knows this terrain. Long before momoGood, Matt Combs built YourCause into a global corporate philanthropy platform that eventually landed inside Blackbaud. That track record matters because the generosity economy is not small talk anymore. In the United States alone, charitable contributions top $600B. When you combine Tatango’s mobile engagement muscle with Givergy’s event and auction firepower, the result is a platform built to meet donors where they already live. Their phones. Their communities. Their moments of inspiration.

The numbers already whisper the story. The technologies now inside momoGood have helped generate more than $2B in global impact. Tatango campaigns have produced returns on fundraising investment that climb as high as 7x. That kind of signal gets attention when you are serving more than 2,500 nonprofit, political, and enterprise customers across North America, Europe, Hong Kong, and Australia. Ben Crook now leading nonprofit solutions brings deep operational knowledge from Givergy. Matt Powers continues steering the technology vision that made Tatango a leader in mobile driven fundraising.

Then you look at the board and you see the capital strategy in plain view. Kelly Ford and Ben Laufer from Edison Partners take seats alongside Vinny Olmstead of Vocap Partners and Tom Rauker of Aidentified. That is not just governance. That is pattern recognition from investors who have watched software markets grow from scrappy startups into category infrastructure. Edison taking a majority position signals belief that the giving economy is overdue for a modern operating layer.

And that is where the momoGood name quietly earns its keep. Momentum for good. Mobile for good. Maybe even a reminder that generosity scales when technology gets out of the way and lets people do what they already want to do. When platforms remove friction and add intelligence, giving stops feeling like a transaction and starts acting like a movement. The kind that spreads 1 message, 1 event, 1 donor at a time until the impact compounds into something much bigger than the original signal.