A data factory is essential for community organizations because it aggregates and analyzes disparate data from multiple sources. A clear data picture in the aggregate leads to a better understanding of an individual’s SDoH. Community organizations can use data factories to collect data on various SDoH, such as access to healthcare, food insecurity, housing, transportation, and education. By combining and analyzing this data, community organizations can identify the most significant health issues affecting the community and develop targeted interventions to address them. Data factories also help community organizations reduce costs by ensuring they receive all the social assistance available in their communities. By leveraging data to identify individuals at risk of adverse health outcomes, community organizations can intervene early and provide appropriate support, reducing healthcare costs and improving patient outcomes. Overall, a data factory provides community organizations with a more comprehensive understanding of the community’s needs, allowing them to develop targeted interventions and programs that improve the health and wellness of the community. By harnessing the power of data, community organizations can better serve their communities and achieve their mission to promote health equity.