A world where every worthy mission has the permanent funding to endure.
To transform today’s generosity into permanent resources for tomorrow.
I started Plero so that good missions don’t die for lack of money.
Universities, hospitals and the oldest schools figured this out long ago. They use endowments to keep paying for their mission long after the people who started it are gone. Most churches and nonprofits never get that chance.
We have to fix that.
This one is personal. When I lost my mom, I realized that everything she had given to the organizations she loved was gone. None of them had a place for her gifts to keep giving. They cared. They just didn’t have the tools.
I wanted every giver, whatever the size of their gift, to have a real shot at a legacy that lasts. The infrastructure wasn’t there, so we built it.
We already automate retirement savings for individuals. Plero does the same for the missions that hold our communities together. Your board sets a share, every gift splits as it arrives, and the fund is held in your name at Charles Schwab.
Plero is a company. For us, it’s also our contribution: making sure worthy missions still have a place in the world 100 years from now.
Thirty minutes. We’ll trace one gift through every step.