Spm Foundation Incorporated
This organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting various human and social services. Its mission focuses on providing assistance to vulnerable populations through funding for support services, including youth development, education, and community outreach initiatives. The foundation prioritizes grants to organizations that address issues such as homelessness, food insecurity, and women's empowerment. It serves a diverse range of recipients, including charities and community organizations, reflecting a commitment to improving the well-being of individuals and families in need.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
A small-to-medium direct-service or human/social services nonprofit with a track record of local impact and capacity to manage smaller, unrestricted operational grants; strong alignment with the foundation’s typical human-services focus and an existing relationship or credible introduction.
Good Fit
- • Direct-service human services, social services, youth programs, housing or community organizations.
- • Experience managing modest annual grants (many grants are in the $0–$10K range; median grant ~ $2.5K in 2024).
- • Local or regional presence in states the foundation commonly funds (notably Indiana, Missouri, Maryland and DC).
- • Existing relationship, board or partner introduction, or prior grant history with the funder’s network.
Geography
Observed giving in the latest year reached 24 states and the foundation sends about 83% of dollars out of its home state, indicating a multi-state/national footprint despite a concentration of about 28% in one state.
Recipient Variety
The latest year shows 154 distinct recipients (154 grants) with modest top-share concentration (top one ~13%, top five ~32%) and a mix of many small grants and occasional larger awards, indicating a broad and diverse recipient set.
New Applicants
Direct filings and the default application note that the foundation funds only preselected applicants; while 31 new recipients appeared in 2024, the majority of grantees (about 80%) are returning, so unsolicited new entrants are unlikely to gain access absent an introduction or selection.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
