OrgXData
A GOVERNED RESOURCE DIRECTORY

Start with what you need. Find services, tools, programs, and resources that can help.

OrgXData uses large organization and evidence datasets behind the scenes to discover and organize useful services and resources. The organizations are source material—not the directory itself.

Try: homeless · case management · job readiness · nonprofit funding
ServicesCanonical service categories that describe what someone is actually trying to access or accomplish.ProgramsConcrete programs discovered from official and source-linked evidence.ToolsApplications, portals, dashboards, calculators, and practical technology resources.Resource DirectoryGuides, funding, research, data, programs, tools, and other useful resources.
HOW ORGXDATA IS BUILT

Source corpus → services → resources.

  1. 01
    Research source corpusOrganization records and public evidence reveal what kinds of services and programs exist.
  2. 02
    Canonical service layerOfferings are normalized into reusable service categories instead of thousands of provider-specific labels.
  3. 03
    Concrete resource layerPrograms, tools, guides, funding, research, and other access points are deduplicated and connected to services.
  4. 04
    Provenance & verificationProvider/source records remain behind each resource so users can see where it came from without browsing an organization directory.
LIVE DIRECTORY

The public metrics now describe resources—not the size of the provider corpus.

The 141,179 organization records remain an internal discovery and provenance substrate. What matters publicly is how many useful services and resources OrgXData can organize and connect.

Browse the resource directory
—Canonical services
—Published resources
—Programs
—Tools
—Funding resources