About Domestic Vetting

If your organization received a request to become vetted or have already started your Domestic Vetting Application, you may have questions about what this means. Explore the resources below to learn more about vetting and why it is required as well as overviews of YourCause and the Blackbaud Giving Fund (BBGF).

To expand the reach of our corporate donors, YourCause partners with the Blackbaud Giving Fund (BBGF), a 501(c)3 Charity. In some cases, the Blackbaud Giving Fund needs to complete an evaluation process to enable a charity to be eligible for giving through YourCause's platform. We refer to this evaluation process as vetting, and it is essential to our charitable giving model. The Blackbaud Giving Fund exercises appropriate discretion, control, and oversight over both funds and funding decisions as required by US law.

 

YourCause coordinates employee engagement with nonprofits for Fortune 500 companies. We have processed over $3 Billion in donations to charitable organizations through gift matching, philanthropy, and corporate grant programs.

The Blackbaud Giving Fund (BBGF) is a US incorporated, 501(c )3 not-for-profit organization that powers philanthropy by connecting donors and charities. We partner with technology platforms to receive donations securely and efficiently from generous donors and deliver grants to charities making an impact around the world.

Our charitable giving model focuses on the needs of donors and charities which allows us to maximize the impact of charitable giving.

Note: For more information, see our Frequently Asked Questions or visit https://blackbaudgivingfund.org/.

 

The value of having your charity plugged into the YourCause + Blackbaud platform is significant, as it will expand the reach and visibility of your mission to countless potential donors, corporate matches, or grants. If enhanced access to resources, donations, and visibility would benefit your organization, we are here to help you get set up!

 

Your organization can either initiate the vetting process yourself by having an Administrator complete a Domestic Vetting Application, or another organization may request that your organization become vetted so that they can donate to you. For instructions, see Complete Your Domestic Vetting Application