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Research Hub discovered Endaoment through organic conversations on social media. The team immediately recognized Endaoment as the missing piece of their infrastructure.

Justin Pullaro, of Core Planning, discovered Endaoment and immediately saw what traditional DAF providers were missing: a platform designed for collaboration, not just transactions.

Here's what's new across the Endaoment platform this week — covering both frontend and backend updates. Let's get to the goodies: 🤝 Partner Integration Support Platform partners can now perform actions on behalf of their managed users, enabling seamless integration for DAF-as-a-Service offerings. This opens the door for partners to build directly on the Endaoment platform without requiring manual user authentication flows. 📊 Overview Page: Date Range Filtering The Overview page now incl

A Look at Where We’ve Been—and Where We’re Going Last week, we launched a new campaign designed to help both longtime supporters and new audiences understand what Endaoment is, what it represents, and where we’re heading next. Since Endaoment began in 2019, we’ve crossed a major milestone: more than $124 million in donated funds distributed through our platform. With access to over 1.8 million registered nonprofits, we’ve facilitated donations to 1,245 organizations across 28 countries, suppo

We're excited to announce direct exchange donations—a new way to fund your Endaoment donor-advised fund directly from your Coinbase or Robinhood account. No wallet required. No copied addresses. No blockchain expertise needed. Three clicks that let you give anything, from anywhere, to any nonprofit. Meeting Donors Where They Are "Can I just give from my Coinbase account?" We heard this question hundreds of times, and often wondered it ourselves. Previously, crypto donors needed a certain le

We're excited to announce Endaoment for Institutions(https://endaoment.org/institutions), our suite of tools & services for integrating our donor-advised fund infrastructure into financial platforms. Modern Infrastructure for Giving: Today's institutions are also tech companies, with