Keystone Accountability

Our Story

Founded in the early 2000s, Keystone Accountability emerged from a need for stronger measurement and performance management in organizations dedicated to social value. Initiated by David Bonbright, discussions on innovative measuring practices led to the establishment of Keystone in 2004, with support from the Omidyar Network and Hewlett Foundation. Over the years, Keystone has developed its Constituent Voice methodology, collaborating with clients like the World Bank and Gates Foundation to enhance accountability in the nonprofit sector.

Our Impact

Keystone Accountability has empowered over 200 organizations across 20 countries, enhancing stakeholder engagement and improving measurement practices for better community outcomes.

Why Donate?

Your donation supports the development of innovative feedback systems that enable organizations to serve their constituents more effectively and create lasting social impact.

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Join the movement for accountability and social change. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help Keystone Accountability empower organizations worldwide!