Maya Kuppermann and Ruthwick Pathireddy are revolutionizing the world of nonprofit tech with their groundbreaking company, Temelio. Tired of the repetitive and frustrating nature of seeking funding for nonprofits, Kuppermann and Pathireddy decided to take matters into their own hands and utilize AI automation to streamline the grantmaking process.
In 2022, Temelio was launched with the goal of making it easier for foundations to distribute funds efficiently and effectively. By automating tasks such as verifying a nonprofit’s standing with the IRS, Temelio takes the hassle out of the funding process, allowing organizations to focus on their mission rather than administrative tasks.
Kuppermann, who started her first organization at just 12 years old, understands the struggles that nonprofits face when it comes to securing funding. With Temelio, she aims to level the playing field between for-profit and nonprofit tech, bringing much-needed innovation to the sector.
Although Temelio’s core customers are foundations, nonprofits can also benefit from the software by using it to apply for grants. With over $130 million in grants facilitated annually, Temelio is making a significant impact in the world of philanthropy.
Supported by investors who believe in their vision, Temelio has raised $4 million to date and continues to grow and expand its reach. Working with organizations such as the Kapor Foundation, Peloton, and the McNulty Foundation, Temelio is paving the way for a more efficient and effective nonprofit sector.
Thanks to Maya Kuppermann and Ruthwick Pathireddy, nonprofit tech is getting a competitive edge with AI automation, allowing organizations to focus on their mission and make a greater impact in the world.
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