What you can contribute
Expertise, facilities, education, services, technology, funding, outreach, research, and community relationships can all form part of a collaboration.
Begin engaging in the ecosystem
Your experience, resources, and goals can help shape what we build together.
Join as an individual or represent an institution. Begin with the account pathway that fits your participation, then explore alignment and opportunities through the platform.
Choose your starting point
For institutions
The Community Benefits Ecosystem connects public, private, nonprofit, faith-based, academic, philanthropic, and media institutions around complementary capabilities and needs.
Expertise, facilities, education, services, technology, funding, outreach, research, and community relationships can all form part of a collaboration.
Identify institutional needs, connect with complementary capacity, and help develop initiatives, projects, programs, or research around defined community benefits.
Institutions retain their identities and responsibilities. Create an institutional account to access more information and explore alignment; partnership develops through assessment and the progressive Letter of Interest, Memorandum of Understanding, and Community Benefits Agreement pathway.
We are welcoming institutions at the founding stage. Create your free institutional account to learn more, activate it by email, and log in to access detailed information before deciding how to advance through onboarding.
For individuals
Begin as a community member. Your interests, experience, skills, and goals can inform how you engage with the ecosystem.
As the ecosystem develops, participation can include learning, community engagement, volunteer service, creative projects, entrepreneurship, and other opportunities offered through defined activities.
Learn more before you begin
Explore the model, see how collaboration can work, and learn about the starting points for institutions and individuals.
Explore institutional partnership above to learn about the institutional pathway, or create a community member account for individual participation. The general signup pathway also lets you view the available account types.