Supported in Our Commitment to Health Equity
We are grateful for the support of many institutional and private donors. We are continuously innovating our approach to leveraging philanthropy for impact.
OUR APPROACH
Fundraising with Purpose.
CareMessage has raised over $43M in philanthropic capital since our founding in 2012. We are grateful for the support of many institutional and private donors who have funded our growth for over 10 years.
Strategic Shift
2024 was a pivotal year for CareMessage. This is the first year in the history of our organization where our monthly core operating expenses are covered by the revenue we generate from our customers.
Therefore, we are shifting our fundraising approach to focus on funding for exploratory and innovative projects. We welcome partnerships with individual and institutional donors who are interested in fueling the next big ideas in creating health equity for all.
AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES
Our latest projects, on the roadmap for 2025 and beyond.
Interoperability Fund: Accelerating Automations That Close Care Gaps
We are expanding the clinical automations that help safety net providers reach the right patients at the right time. Building on success with diabetes and referrals, this fund fuels R&D to launch the next wave of gaps in care workflows, starting with cancer screenings, and to unlock faster, more flexible data access through health data networks and partner platforms. The result is shorter build cycles, broader coverage across priority conditions, and scalable, automated outreach that reduces staff burden while improving outcomes for low income patients.
Social Drivers of Health Fund: Unlocking Food Security at Scale
Health does not start in the exam room. This fund backs our work to detect social needs in real time, beginning with food insecurity, using AI intent analysis across millions of patient messages. We are designing SMS first, multilingual workflows that identify acute and chronic need, connect patients to trusted community and digital food resources, and work toward closed loop confirmation that help was received. Your support accelerates an evidence based SDoH playbook that clinics can deploy at scale so families get the resources that make care plans possible.
Medicaid Redetermination and Benefits Access Fund: Keeping Coverage, Preserving Care
Losing coverage disrupts lives and overwhelms clinics. This fund powers a modular find, pre-screen, navigate layer that identifies at-risk patients, tracks renewal timelines, and guides families through forms and documentation with AI assisted messaging and secure image capture. We will streamline staff workflows, reduce avoidable churn, and pilot extensions into adjacent benefits like SNAP where it helps patients most. Backing this work keeps people connected to care and helps clinics do more with less.
Patient Impact and Continuity Fund: A Bridge for Clinics, Stability for Patients
Budget shocks should not sever the lifeline between patients and their care teams. This time bound fund provides targeted credits to high need, high potential clinics so they can maintain and deepen use of CareMessage during periods of volatility. Support prioritizes rural, Tribal, immigrant, and uninsured populations, protects gains in screenings, chronic care, and follow up, and enables clinics to expand to more patient tiers and integrations. The goal is simple, safeguard continuity now and set partners up for sustainable impact later.
AI and Data Fund: Intelligent Care, Built on Trusted Data
GIVING OPTIONS
Donor Advised Funds
Donors with Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) at any of the following institutions can easily recommend a gift to CareMessage. CareMessage has received gifts facilitated by DAFs at each of these institutions in the past, and they should have our latest information on file.
The Boston Foundation
Chicago Community Trust
Community Foundation of Louisville
Fidelity Charitable
Goldman Sachs Gives
National Philanthropic Trust
Schwab Charitable
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
T. Rowe Price Charitable
Vanguard Charitable
If your DAF sponsoring organization is not listed here, or if you'd like to make a donation through another method, please feel free to reach out to us.
OUR DONORS
Heartfelt gratitude to our donors.
Institutional Donors
Individuals Donating Between $500,000 and $10 million
The late William K. Bowes Jr., US Venture Partners
Coleman Fung, CEO and Co-Founder, Blue Goji
Joe Gleberman, The Pritzker Organization
The late John Kissick, Ares Management
John Levin, Former Chairman, Stanford Health Care
Liebe Patterson, The Elizabeth R and William J Patterson Foundation
Steven Merrill, Founding Partner, Benchmark Capital
Deedee McMurtry and the late Burt McMurtry, McMurtry Family Foundation