About Charity Bridge Fund

Our Mission

Give nonprofits a voice, connect donors to their impact, and make giving our shared purpose.

About Us

Our Mission

Why Charity Bridge Fund Was Created

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Charity Bridge Fund was launched to assist nonprofits struggling to sustain vital programs after sudden government defunding, while empowering donors with the knowledge and tools to make informed, meaningful contributions in today’s fast-changing environment.

Formerly JustGive, a trusted giving platform that has connected donors to causes since 1999 and raised over $600 million, Charity Bridge Fund provides a centralized, nonpartisan resource to identify and support nonprofits most impacted by these funding losses.

We maintain the first consolidated database of defunded charities, highlighting:

Which programs lost government support

The amount of funding withdrawn
The urgent needs going forward

Through real-time giving opportunities, transparent impact stories, and trusted research, we make it simple for donors to connect with nonprofits where their support is needed most. Whether it’s a small gift or a major contribution, every donation helps bridge the gap and sustain critical services.

Together, we can close the gap and strengthen the social sector.

Our Core Values

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We believe in the power of together. When we live our shared values, we achieve more than any one of us could alone.

Unite people for the common good.
Lead with optimism and show what’s possible.
Turn understanding into action.
Build trust through honesty and transparency.
Achieve more when we work together.
Focus on what matters and take action.

Our Team

Charity Bridge Fund team member Daniel Grimm

Daniel is a Senior Software Developer with over 25 years of experience building secure, scalable, and cloud-forward software solutions. A .NET specialist and Azure enthusiast, he is known for transforming complex technical challenges into systems that are clean, dependable, and built to grow. He has played key roles in application modernization efforts, helping organizations embrace cloud infrastructure, improve performance, and unlock new capabilities through thoughtful engineering.
For the past 15 years, Daniel has worked in the nonprofit sector, helping a mission-driven organization transition from aging architecture to a modern cloud-native experience. His contributions include introducing contemporary frameworks, improving authentication and data integrations, and increasing resilience and scalability — ensuring the technology could support a rapidly expanding community and broader social impact.
Earlier in his career, Daniel developed risk-management software used by adult and juvenile probation programs across the country. His engineering work supported fair assessment practices and more informed decision-making, contributing to public-safety initiatives while also helping caseworkers focus on rehabilitation and positive outcomes. That experience strengthened his belief that technology is at its best when it empowers people.
Outside the world of APIs and deployments, Daniel brings that same drive for growth to his personal life. He’s an avid music lover who finds joy in always having music on. He gardens and raises quail at home, tending a small backyard ecosystem that rewards patience and care — a fitting reflection of his approach to building software: nurture what works, prune what doesn’t, and always keep an eye toward long-term flourishing. And when he’s not at home working with his hands or his instruments, Daniel loves traveling with his wife — exploring new places across the U.S. and around the world, always in search of good food, new adventures, and fresh perspectives.

Isabelle is a mission-driven fundraising operations professional with a background in strategic planning and analysis. She is committed to driving impactful initiatives that support organizational growth.
At Charity Bridge Fund, Isabelle serves as Content & Communications Manager, where she will build and manage content strategy, highlighting defunded causes.
Prior to this, she worked at the data platform company Snowflake, supporting operations efforts in the sales segment. There, she fostered a passion for innovation and relationship-building.
Before transitioning into the tech sector, she built a career in higher education advancement, where she managed high-level donor and board engagement. She developed strategies for major gifts, led executive board operations, strengthened partnerships through data-driven analysis, and generated campaign strategy.
Across every role, Isabelle has been motivated by the opportunity to support growth and transformation, especially by cultivating philanthropic partnerships. At Charity Bridge Fund, she is excited to support nonprofits and create a trusted resource for donors.

Charity Bridge Fund team member Andrea Lloyd

Andrea is a seasoned nonprofit leader with deep expertise in fundraising, strategy, and organizational growth. She has built her career strengthening nonprofits through donor engagement, board development, and community partnerships that increase both revenue and visibility.
Andrea currently serves as Managing Director at Charity Bridge Fund, returning to the JustGive legacy where she helped pioneer online giving. In rejoining this work, she brings her experience full circle—advancing a mission she has long believed in: connecting people with the causes they care about most.
Previously, Andrea led development and capacity-building efforts at organizations across the Bay Area, including Enriching Lives Through Music, where she helped expand programs and secure sustainable funding. Her leadership is marked by an ability to inspire action, build high-performing teams, and connect resources to causes most in need.
Passionate about equity, opportunity, and community impact, Andrea continues to shape the future of philanthropy—bridging people, ideas, and resources to drive meaningful change.

Charity Bridge Fund team member Eduardo Salazar

Eduardo is a marketing specialist and native Spanish speaker with a degree in management and marketing, Eduardo brings a unique blend of brand-building, communications, and community engagement experience to his role.
He began his career in advertising, working with both English- and Spanish-speaking clients as a Content Manager and Account Executive. In these roles, Eduardo developed and executed campaigns that helped businesses—from restaurants and fitness centers to service providers and retailers—grow their visibility and impact.
Building on that foundation, Eduardo expanded into digital marketing, supporting e-commerce projects and creating marketing manuals for dropshipping and FBA ventures. He has also worked extensively in customer service, providing technical support for global e-commerce shops, which strengthened his skills in problem-solving, patience, and client satisfaction.
In addition, Eduardo has contributed to research and recruitment projects for a linguistics services company, sourcing specialists for the U.S. Department of Justice. This diverse experience has equipped him with strong cross-cultural communication and relationship-building skills—essential for connecting with nonprofits, understanding their challenges, and helping them amplify their voices.
At Charity Bridge Fund, Eduardo is passionate about engaging nonprofits, supporting their participation on the platform, and ensuring their stories are heard by donors who care.

Charity Bridge Fund team member Michael Thompson

Michael is a Software Developer and Technology Architect with more than two decades of global experience. He designs and builds technology systems that support charitable organizations, guided by a belief in community, fairness, and the value of helping one another.
At Charity Bridge Fund, he leads the architecture and development of the organization’s main technology platform. The system helps non-profit organizations that have faced government budget cuts share how those cuts are affecting their programs. It also connects these organizations with donors who want to help fill the funding gap. His work focuses on creating scalable, thoughtful systems that enable CBF to deliver on its mission.
Over the course of his career, Michael has worked across the world, from London to Auckland, developing technology for large financial institutions and software companies. In the six years before joining Charity Bridge Fund, he collaborated with another nonprofit that inspires people to give gifts of charity instead of material goods. The experience deepened his passion for using technology to bring people together and support giving.
He holds a university degree in Computer Science and Business but believes that his most valuable education has come from travel and the variety of experiences gained while working around the world.
Outside of work, Michael enjoys the outdoors and challenging himself through endurance events such as long-distance triathlons and trail running. These pursuits reflect his interest in perseverance, self-improvement, and time spent in nature.

Charity Bridge Fund founder and executive director Kendall Webb

Kendall is a pioneer in online philanthropy, with over 25 years shaping how individuals, nonprofits, and companies engage in charitable giving.
As the Founder of JustGive, Kendall launched one of the very first nonprofit donation platforms on the web in 2000. Under her leadership, JustGive became a trusted partner for donors, nonprofits, and corporations—building the infrastructure that made generosity more accessible, transparent, and impactful.
Kendall’s passion for service began early. As a Harvard undergraduate, she co-founded WorldTeach, a global education nonprofit. After early career roles at Goldman Sachs and the World Bank, she volunteered in Uganda, deepening her commitment to international development. Later, as part of the founding team at More.com, she saw firsthand the transformative potential of the Internet—a realization that inspired her to build digital tools for philanthropy.
Today, as Executive Director of Charity Bridge Fund, Kendall continues this work—guiding the organization through its next chapter. She remains at the forefront of digital giving, forging partnerships, advising on donation infrastructure, and ensuring that generosity continues to evolve in ways that empower both donors and nonprofits.
Beyond her leadership in philanthropy, Kendall is also a trained EMT, serving actively in her community for over five years. She volunteers regularly at the Americares health clinic in Bridgeport, CT, where she combines her skills in emergency medicine with her deep commitment to service and impact.

Our Board of Directors

Doug Mazzucco, Secretary

The Mazzucco Group, Merrill Private Wealth Management

Jeff Risberg

Principal Software Architect at Aisera

Kendall Webb, President

Charity Bridge Fund , Founder and Executive Director

Our Advisors

Ben Klasky, Seismic Philanthropy

Simeon Cathey, Tisbest

Charity Bridge Fund advisor, Janti Soeripto

Janti Soeripto, Save the Children