Important: Platform Shutdown Notice
In July of 2015 we founded Kambeo with the goal of providing a service to the community. A place where people and charities could engage and impact their community. Despite the years of effort and the commitment of the team as well as a passionate user community, we are not growing and succeeding as we had hoped.
After careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to discontinue our operations. We will be permanently shutting down our service effective March 30th, 2026.
What this means for you
Service access: Your account and access to Kambeo will remain active until March 30th 2026. After that date, the platform will be unavailable.
Your Data: Please export any data needed before March 30th 2026. After that date we will permanently delete all data in accordance with our data retention policy. Some helpful links below.
Thank you for being part of our journey and for helping us make a real difference. We may be closing this chapter, but the impact we made together is permanent.
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