Turn participation into health funding. Earn up to $600,000
Mundaly partners with schools and community-based organizations (CBOs) to transform research participation into tangible benefits: improved academic performance and sustainable health coverage.
How it Works
1. Boost Performance
Use our tools to increase student attendance, PTA engagement, and on-time payments—improving your school's performance and CBO's impact
2. Unlock VIP Research Opportunities
Top-performing schools & CBOs gain access to ethical research studies conducted remotely.
3. Earn Health Coverage—Automatically
Every completed study generates funding for health coverage and school incentives.
Why are the best schools and CBOs on Mundaly?
- Drive academic excellence and become a top-ranked school
- Secure sustainable health coverage funding
- Participate only in ethical, approved research you choose
- Never worry about chasing parents for fee payment, ever again
- Eliminate fundraising stress and donor dependency
- Keep everything simple, secure, and community-led
Our 10-year Impact
Of children with health coverage
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Improved student attendance
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Per school in shared revenue
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On-time school fee payment
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Transform engagement into health coverage in minutes
CBO? Refer participants to earn affiliate funding for your programs.
Our 10-year Impact
Your Questions. Answered.
Is Mundaly legitimate?
Yes! Mundaly partners with leading universities, researchers, and responsible companies. All studies are vetted for ethics and community benefit.
How does it work?
Researchers connect with parents remotely through Mundaly. Your staff helps with translation and setup. Schools and CBOs earn health funding as ethical compensation. (CBO = Community-based organization)
How are funds used?
Funding goes directly to establish student health coverage first, with surplus available for additional school needs.
Is our data protected?
All data is securely stored and only shared within approved research parameters.
What results can we expect?
Mundaly schools report improved health coverage, increased attendance, better educational outcomes, and meaningful research participation.