Strategic Partnerships FamilySearch’s global reach with 5,000+ local family history centers and a free-access model presents opportunities to co-create sponsored archival projects, donor-funded digitization initiatives, and collaborative research programs with educational institutions, museums, and cultural heritage organizations.

Digital Outreach Their tech stack and recent digital initiatives, including America250 and online experiences around historical figures, indicate openness to new digital engagement tools, paid extensions, and targeted marketing automation partnerships to grow user adoption and monetization of premium services.

Sustainability & Impact As a large non-profit with substantial revenue, there is potential to offer enterprise-grade data privacy, archival sustainability consulting, and scalable cloud or AI services to support long-term preservation projects and compliance for partner archives.

Global Expansion Active participation in Eurasia conferences and international archives events signals readiness for cross-border data collaboration, multilingual content initiatives, and region-specific storytelling programs ideal for marketplace partnerships or sponsored research.

Education & Engagement With RootsTech events and a vast network of centers, there are sales opportunities around educational licenses, family history curricula, professional training for archivists, and premium access passes for volunteer and researcher communities.