Social care in America is hard to navigate.

It doesn't have to be.

About 140 million Americans use social services each year , food banks, housing programs, job training, healthcare support. These services are delivered by more than 300,000 organizations across the country. Most of those organizations work independently, with no shared way to identify the people they serve or coordinate with each other.

Everest Effect® is building the shared infrastructure that makes the system work better , for the people who use it, and the organizations that deliver it. At its foundation is a person-controlled digital identity and a consent framework that puts individuals in charge of their own information.

THE PROBLEM

THE SOLUTION

THE OUTCOME

$4.5T

Annual social care spend

140M

Americans who need help

Nonprofits

For organizations that deliver services directly to people in need. Everest gives your team the tools to run intake digitally, coordinate with other providers, and show funders what you have actually delivered , without replacing the systems you already have.

HOW WE WORK WITH NONPROFITS

Governments

For agencies that fund, oversee, or deliver social services at the community level.

Everest gives government partners real-time data on service demand and delivery , helping allocate resources based on evidence rather than estimates.

HOW WE WORK WITH GOVERNMENTS

Foundations

For funders who want to understand whether their investments are reaching people effectively.

Everest provides the longitudinal, outcome-linked data that makes it possible to track the real impact of grants across multiple providers , not just outputs from individual organizations.

HOW WE WORK WITH FOUNDATIONS

Investors

For investors interested in the infrastructure opportunity in social care. Everest is building the shared data layer for a $4.5 trillion sector that currently has no dominant infrastructure provider. We are in active deployment and raising our seed round.

THE INVESTMENT CASE

Who We Serve

Everest Effect® supports the Social Services supply chain. What's your role?

Social care works best when the organizations delivering it can see the full picture of a person's needs, coordinate with each other, and measure what's actually helping. That's what Everest Effect® is built to make possible, on a foundation of individual identity, explicit consent, and privacy protections built into every interaction.