Flipcause, Inc., a long-standing technology provider serving nonprofit organizations nationwide, announced that it has initiated a voluntary court-supervised restructuring process to address liquidity constraints and align obligations under a transparent, orderly framework.

The filing follows an extended evaluation of strategic alternatives, including a potential transaction that did not ultimately proceed. The Company determined that a court-supervised process provides the most stable and transparent environment to preserve operations, protect stakeholders, and ensure the equitable treatment of nonprofit partners and other creditors.

"For more than a decade, Flipcause has supported thousands of nonprofits with technology that powers their digital presence, donor relationships, and operations," said Sean Wheeler, Chief Executive Officer of Flipcause. "This process allows us to continue supporting our nonprofit partners while working through a structured and transparent resolution with the court and stakeholders."

Flipcause will continue to operate core elements of its technology platform during the restructuring. Nonprofit websites hosted by Flipcause remain live, and organizations continue to have access to donor management tools, reporting, account management dashboards, and customer support.

At this time, certain platform functions supported by an upstream service provider are temporarily paused, including payment processing, the acceptance of new contributions, and certain data export or migration capabilities. Flipcause is actively working with relevant counterparties to evaluate options for restoring these functions as the process moves forward.