Dataro brings predictive donor intelligence to Bloomerang. Nic Miller Monday, May 18, 2026 Donor data is plentiful; knowing who to call next is the scarce advantage Bloomerang and Dataro deliver. Nonprofits have no shortage of donor data. What they lack is clarity about where to act to drive. Today, Dataro, a fundraising intelligence platform, announced a strategic partnership with Bloomerang, the intelligent Giving Platform trusted by more than 24,000 nonprofits, at GiveCon 2026, Bloomerang's annual flagship conference. The integration brings predictive donor intelligence and prospecting to the Giving Platform beginning July 2026. The integration brings two capabilities inside Bloomerang: predictive signals on every donor record that surface who needs attention, and on-demand AI prospect research that compiles a donor's giving history, affinity signals and recommended next steps - all without leaving the Bloomerang Giving Platform. "Fundraising teams aren't short on effort. They're short on clarity. With Dataro built into the platform, every donor record carries a recommendation, and every Monday morning starts with a plan instead of a question. This isn't a feature we're adding to Bloomerang. It's the direction the platform is going," said Dennis Fois, Chief Executive Officer at Bloomerang. The partnership is the first of several intelligence-native integrations Bloomerang plans to bring to the Giving Platform. Through the Dataro integration with Bloomerang, donor records will show fundraisers: * Which donors are at risk of lapsing this month - and when to reach out * Which donors are ready to give right now, with a suggested ask * Which one-time donors are strong candidates to become monthly supporters * Which donors are ready to increase their giving to mid-level * Which donors are ready to give at a major gift level For major gift preparation and deeper donor research, the integration also includes AI-powered prospect reports - compiled on demand inside Bloomerang, with no manual research required. As donor demographics shift and competition for charitable dollars intensifies, nonprofit fundraising teams face growing pressure to do more with less. Bloomerang customers already outperform sector averages, recording average one-time gifts of $166, 37% larger than the industry norm. Dataro's predictive models are built to compound that advantage by surfacing the best next action at the right moment, so teams spend less time digging through their data and more time building relationships that fuel their missions. "Fundraisers ask the same question every morning: what do my donors need today? This partnership answers it," said Tim Paris, Chief Executive Officer at Dataro. "We chose Bloomerang because this technology should serve nonprofits of every size - that's how we live our mission of helping more nonprofits adopt AI and grow their impact, faster. Dataro brings the Decision Layer. Bloomerang brings the market-leading CRM and giving tools. Together, we turn donor data into clear, guided action inside the workflow teams already use." Bloomerang customers do not need a separate Dataro login or manual data export to access these capabilities within their existing workflows. To learn more or to explore adding these capabilities, visit bloomerang.com/integrations/dataro. Find more nonprofit fundraising and data insights from the Dataro team.

Dataro raises $14.28M in Series A funding. February 17, 2026 Dataro, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of an an AI-driven fundraising intelligence platform, raised $14.28M in Series A funding. The round was led by Blueprint Equity. The company intends to use the funds to support expansion across product, customer success, sales, and marketing. Led by David Lyndon (CTO), Tim Paris (CEO), and Chris Paver (COO), Dataro is a provider of an AI fundraising system that helps nonprofits turn existing donor data into consistent, day-to-day action. The platform supports acquisition, retention, and stewardship by identifying high-leverage opportunities, prioritizing the right supporters. It works with more than 300 organizations worldwide and will continue to serve charities in Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and other international markets. The company recently appointed Salvatore Salpietro as Chief Growth Officer and will make further key go-to-market appointments to support its next phase of growth. Customers include World Central Kitchen, Stand Up To Cancer, Amnesty International, and Save the Children across the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. 17/02/2026

Turning donor data into clear, ranked actions so fundraising teams know who to focus on, who to engage, and what to do next.