Our Programs
Put AI and emerging technology to work for the people, nonprofits, and communities that need it most.
Who it's for: 501(c)(3) organizations nationwide — especially small ones without a dedicated tech or ops staff.
Recent partner: MS Thrive — helped them complete 501(c)(3) status in August 2026, and we continue to develop the AI Care Concierge adoption for the MS Collective platform.
This one happens behind the scenes. We use AI inside our own programs so we can serve more people with the same resources — and we talk about it publicly so other nonprofits can copy what works.
AI helps us match resources, information and donations to destinations across our community network.
AI summarizes intake forms so we place donated AI and technical resources with our organization and community members faster.
AI helps our small teaching team keep workshop materials current as AI tools change every quarter.
AI edits our website, takes meeting notes, automates our calendar, drafts correspondence, newsletter sections, and event reminders.
Who it's for: women of color living with Multiple Sclerosis, and the caregivers who support them.
In cooperation with the National MS Society, we co-originated the BlackMS Experience — a community now 9000+ members strong. We're co-developing an AI-powered Caregiving support platform for that community, in partnership with MS Thrive, the 501(c)(3) we helped launch in 2026.
MS Caring is not a medical service and always defers to licensed healthcare providers — it's a guide, not a diagnosis.
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We explore how artificial intelligence, assistive devices, smart-home tools, accessibility technology, and emerging care innovations can support safety, connection, and independence — for older adults, caregivers, and people living with chronic conditions. Feed the Need Industries identifies and evaluates promising technologies, educates communities about practical applications, and connects people with the resources and partners that can help.
Through our work with MSThrive.org, a community of women of color living with MS, we see how the right technology can reduce isolation and make caregiving less complicated. It’s a model for how our technology mission applies to real communities.
We are an explorer, evaluator, educator, and partnership facilitator — not a healthcare provider, importer, or distributor.