July 13, 2026 Temelio joins the Philanthropy Data Commons(R). Temelio has signed a data use agreement with the Philanthropy Data Commons (PDC), giving it access to shared, trusted sector data to strengthen its platform for foundations and grantmakers. The partnership reflects a broader push to reduce administrative burden and improve trusted information exchange across philanthropy, with nonprofit consent and control at the center. New York, NY - Temelio today announced it has signed a data use agreement with the Philanthropy Data Commons(R)(PDC), a growing network of nonprofits, funders, and technology providers working together to build shared, trusted infrastructure for the philanthropic sector. The agreement gives Temelio the ability to responsibly leverage PDC's shared data within its platform, adding a valuable new resource to the toolbox available to the foundations and grantmakers who rely on Temelio to manage their grantmaking lifecycle. "Philanthropy works best when information can move as easily as trust does," said Maya Kuppermann, Co-Founder and CEO of Temelio. "Signing on with PDC gives us access to a shared, trusted layer of sector data - and we're excited to have that in our toolbox as we think about how to serve foundations even better going forward." "We're thrilled to welcome Temelio to the Philanthropy Data Commons(R)," said John Mohr, Co-Director of PDC. "Every new partner strengthens the shared infrastructure that helps philanthropy work better. Together, we're making it easier for trusted information to flow responsibly - with nonprofit consent and control at the center - so organizations can focus more of their time and energy on advancing their missions." Temelio joins PDC as part of a broader movement of organizations working to reduce administrative burden across philanthropy, improve collaboration between funders and nonprofits, and support more trusted information exchange across the systems the sector relies on. About Temelio Temelio is a grants intelligence platform serving foundations and grantmakers, built to manage the full grantmaking lifecycle with AI-powered tools and integrations. About the Philanthropy Data Commons(R) The Philanthropy Data Commons(R) is a growing network of nonprofits, funders, and technology providers working together to create shared infrastructure for a more connected philanthropic ecosystem. June 25, 2026 June 10, 2026 May 27, 2026 The grant management solution, designed to do more good Working with you globally from NYC 14 Wall St, 18C New York, NY 10005 Quick Links

June 3, 2026 Temelio and Complēre forge strategic partnership to bring ai-powered due diligence to grantmakers. Temelio and Complēre have partnered to bring AI-powered, research-backed due diligence directly into the grantmaking workflow. Together, they're making evidence-based grant management accessible to foundations of every size. New York, NY - Temelio, a leading grants management software platform built for modern foundations, and Complēre have announced a strategic partnership to bring research-backed, AI-powered due diligence directly into the grantmaking workflow. The collaboration integrates Complēre's evidence-based organizational analysis platform into Temelio's grants management system, giving foundations of all sizes the tools to evaluate applicants with the same rigor previously reserved for large institutions with dedicated research staff. "We are thrilled to partner with Complēre to bring together modern grants management software for foundations and research-backed AI analysis into one seamless solution," said Maya Kuppermann, Co-Founder and CEO of Temelio. "For too long, thorough due diligence has been out of reach for the small and mid-size foundations that make up the heart of the philanthropic sector. Through this partnership, we're making evidence-based grantmaking accessible to every funder on our grants management platform, not just the ones with the biggest budgets." Through the integration, Temelio customers can now initiate a deep organizational analysis on any grant applicant directly from their existing workflow. Powered by Complēre, the analysis surfaces evidence-based impact assessments, citations from peer-reviewed research, reflective questions to guide internal review, and organizational risk indicators, all in seconds, and without leaving the Temelio platform. "We're excited to partner with Temelio to put rigorous, research-grounded analysis in the hands of more funders," said Ryan Petersen, Founder and CEO of Complēre. "Complēre was built specifically for the philanthropic sector, grounded in thousands of peer-reviewed studies and developed alongside leading researchers. Integrating with Temelio means that analysis is now available to foundations at exactly the moment they need it, embedded directly into how they already work." The partnership brings together two purpose-built solutions designed for the unique needs of the philanthropic sector. Together, Temelio and Complēre aim to advance a vision of grantmaking that is more informed, more equitable, and more impactful, channeling resources to organizations with the strongest evidence of effectiveness. About the Organizations Temelio offers grants management software for foundations, simplifying the grantmaking process and enhancing relationships with grantees. By automating workflows and streamlining foundation reporting, Temelio helps foundations track funds efficiently and achieve lasting impact. Complēre is an AI research platform purpose-built for the social sector, delivering evidence-based organizational analysis grounded in thousands of peer-reviewed studies. Developed in partnership with leading researchers, Complēre provides analysis that is cited, contextual, and rigorously pressure-tested. May 27, 2026 June 12, 2026 March 31, 2026 The grant management solution, designed to do more good Working with you globally from NYC 14 Wall St, 18C New York, NY 10005