  The increasing financial and environmental cost of many inorganic materials
has motivated study into organic and "green" alternatives. However, most
organic compounds contain a large number of atoms in the primitive unit cell,
posing a significant barrier to high-throughput screening for functional
properties. In this work, we attempt to overcome this challenge and identify
superconducting candidates among the metal-organic-frameworks in the organic
materials database using a recently proposed proxy for the electron-phonon
coupling. We then isolate the most promising candidate for in-depth analysis,
C$_{9}$H$_{8}$Mn$_{2}$O$_{11}$, providing evidence for superconductivity below
$100$mK.
