Moraph for Good
High stakes don’t come with high budgets.
Moraph builds the software, security and operations that banks, hospitals and public agencies run on. Moraph for Good brings the same work, donated or discounted, to the clinics, community lenders, small towns and nonprofits that hold everyday life together.
Moraph was built to power what must not fail. Moraph for Good exists because some of what must not fail has no IT department.
Why this exists
A community credit union answers to the same anti-money-laundering rules as a national bank, without a compliance department to answer them.
A free clinic owes its patients the same privacy as a hospital system, and is a softer target for the same attackers.
Ransomware does not check the size of a town before encrypting its records. Small councils and libraries are hit for exactly that reason.
Causes
Three causes, chosen for what we know.
Moraph has three industry divisions: financial services, healthcare and government. Each cause is the public-interest end of one of them, where our experience is worth most.
Financial inclusion
Community lenders and money-advice charities face the same anti-money-laundering exams as the largest banks, with a fraction of the staff.
Read more 02 · CauseHealth access
A free clinic owes its patients the same privacy as a hospital system, and is often run on donated laptops and goodwill.
Read more 03 · CauseCivic resilience
A town of a few thousand people is as attractive to ransomware as a city, and far less likely to have anyone on call.
Read morePrograms
Five ways we help.
Software we build, security we run, people who do this work every day, a route into the field, and guides anyone can use. Most organizations start with one.
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AccessMoraph software, donated or discounted
The applications Moraph builds for banks, health systems and agencies, offered to eligible organizations at no cost or at a reduced price, run to the same standard as for paying clients.
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ShieldSecurity help for small teams
A security review from the people who run Moraph’s security operations, a plan you can act on, and help preparing for the day something goes wrong.
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Pro BonoMoraph people on your hardest project
Engineers, data specialists, compliance and privacy professionals and project managers from Moraph, on a project with a written scope, a named lead, an end date and a handover.
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PathwaysRoutes into regulated technology
Teaching the craft of regulated technology to people who would rarely be shown it, with workforce organizations and community colleges in the cities where Moraph works.
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CommonsWhat we know, published free
Practical guides written by Moraph practitioners and published openly, so any organization can use them without applying for anything.
How it works
From a short form to a finished job.
No grant writing and no pitch deck. Tell us what you do and what is getting in the way.
Apply
A short form about your organization and what you need. If you are not sure which program fits, say so.
Talk
A conversation with the Moraph for Good team to understand the problem before anyone proposes a solution.
Scope
A written plan: what will be done, by whom, when it ends and what you will own afterwards.
Deliver and hand over
The work, done to Moraph’s standard, then documentation and training so it keeps working without us.
Our promises
Help that comes with no strings.
Corporate giving often arrives with a sales call attached. These are the rules we hold ourselves to instead. Our approach
Not a sales channel
Applications are reviewed by the Moraph for Good team. We do not add applicants to marketing lists, and we will not move you to a paid contract unless you ask.
The same standard
Software, security and people offered here are held to the standard Moraph applies for paying clients. There is no lesser edition.
Scoped in writing
Every engagement has a written scope, a named lead and an end date before anyone starts, so you always know what you are getting and when.
Ending well
We hand over documentation, credentials and training, and your data leaves with you in a usable format. We never leave a dependency behind.
Your story is yours
We will not name you, quote you or use your logo without your written permission, and you can say no without it affecting your support.
Honest reporting
Once there is a year of work to report, we will publish what we did, what it cost us and what did not work, with real figures only.
Follow the sun
Wherever Moraph works, so does this.
Moraph’s teams hand work across time zones from eleven offices, so someone is always awake. Moraph for Good takes applications from organizations in every country those offices are in.
- United States
- Canada
- Mexico
- Argentina
- United Kingdom
- Armenia
- India
- Philippines
- Australia
- New Zealand
Commons
Some help shouldn’t need a form.
The security field guide sets out the measures that matter most for a small organization, and what to do in the first hour of an incident. Free to read, print and adapt.
From the field guide
Turn on multi-factor authentication for email first.
Email is the master key: almost every other account’s password can be reset through it. Start with whoever handles money and whoever administers your systems.
Tell us what would help.
One short form. A person from the Moraph for Good team reads every application and replies, whether or not we can help.