Built for funders
Foundations, bilateral agencies, and philanthropies use CommCare to strengthen every organization they fund. Equip your whole portfolio with one platform, then see aligned results across all of it.

The Challenge
Funders want stronger results across their portfolios. Grantees want the technology and skills to deliver them. The support in between rarely matches: each organization buys different tools, reports different indicators, and starts over when the grant ends.
Grantees want technology support
Nonprofit leaders rank technology among their most requested areas of funder support.
Every grantee reports differently
Different tools and indicators make portfolio results hard to compare.
One-off tools do not last
Software without training fades when the funding ends.
Funders and grantees see the gap differently
When the Center for Effective Philanthropy asked both sides what grantees most need, technology was the clearest blind spot.
Information technology ranked the fourth most requested area of support by nonprofit leaders, after fundraising, staffing, and communications.
Yet only 15% of funders recognized technology as something grantees want to strengthen, versus 65% for fundraising.
Center for Effective Philanthropy, based on 170 nonprofit CEOs and 187 foundation leaders. Read the study
Fund a portfolio that runs on one platform
Every grantee builds a program of its own
- Each organization gets its own CommCare project and a tailored digital program
- Grantee teams build their own apps with the no-code builder, taught by Dimagi experts
- Group workshops plus individual sessions for every organization
- A dedicated Dimagi project manager for each grantee
Field-ready tools for every program you fund
- Offline-first mobile apps work wherever grantees deliver services
- Case management for follow-ups, referrals, and service delivery
- Runs on Android devices grantee teams already own
- Proven across health, agriculture, livelihoods, and humanitarian response
See your whole portfolio in one view
- Aligned indicators across every organization in the cohort
- Consolidated dashboards for annual reports and board updates
- Compare progress across grantees in real time
- Data stays with each grantee; you see the picture across them
- Cohorts of grantees onboarded in parallel
- Flexible timelines, from 3 to 12 months
- App-building certification through Dimagi Academy
- Ongoing support long after launch
A model refined since 2011
- First cohort launched in 2011 with 11 organizations in India
- More than 50 organizations equipped across 17 countries since
- Funding partners have included USAID, Grand Challenges Canada, CORE Group, and the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation
- Grantees own their apps and their data for the long run

