Find open source solutions.
Discover what the community has already built! Find tools you can use today.
Activating community to supercharge impact.
The Commons brings the community together to identify, prioritize, and build solutions that make using Salesforce technology easier for nonprofits and schools.
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2000+global participants engaged
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40+community-led projects
Ideate. Create. Share.
Collaborate with organizations like yours to build solutions to address everyday challenges.
Connect with the community.
Come together in person, on Zoom, in Slack to collaborate with others, work on project goals, and contribute solutions.
Learn new skills.
Learn new skills through training Community and Salesforce led training programs.
How to Contribute.
Calling all action leaders! Roll up your sleeves, share your skills, and build solutions.
“I volunteer because of the great community and the wonderful people I get to meet. If you are open to it, you will get so much more in return than what you put in through the relationships you build.”
— Donna Whitig
Business Systems Analyst, Pennsylvania State University
Featured Community Projects.
Built by the community for the community.
Declarative Lookup Rollup Summaries (DLRS)
Salesforce package with user friendly wizard to suface information and understand relationships between different sets of data between records.
Grassroots Mobile Survey (GRMS)
Offline/online, affordable open source field survey tool for Nonprofits with field workers.
Summit Events App (SEA)
Salesforce event management for schools, making registration, receipting, confirmation, and reporting easier and integrated with Salesforce.
Nonprofit How-To Video Series
Short walkthrough videos demonstrating the features and best practices of Salesforce for Nonprofits products to help admins learn Salesforce.
Data Generation Toolkit
Team focused on creating resources such as recipes for generating test data sets to help admins, often using Snowfakery (a CumulusCI tool).
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Framework
Team focused on data research and marketing to increase the diversity, equality and inclusion in the Community Sprint and Salesforce.org ecosystem.