About Healthspark Foundation
HealthSpark Foundation concentrates funding on regional community health and social safety-net organizations in Montgomery County and nearby Pennsylvania communities, prioritizing access to care, services for people experiencing homelessness, food security, and maternal health. The foundation favors collaborative, capacity-building investments—supporting coalitions, fiscal sponsors, and strategic planning for nonprofit networks—often with an explicit racial equity lens and practical service delivery (street medicine, outreach, emergency food).
Focus Areas
Safety-net health access coalitions and policy/advocacy for low-income residents (e.g., HERE FOR US/PHAN)Homeless street medicine and outreach programs in Montgomery CountyCounty-level anti-hunger and emergency food system capacityRacial equity learning communities and organizational capacity-building for regional collaborativesMaternal health programs focused on Montgomery County families (Montco MAMAS)
Who They Fund
Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) seniorsBlack, Indigenous, and other People of Color (BIPOC) communities
About Healthspark Foundation
Healthspark Foundation’s recent grantmaking shows a strong emphasis on Montgomery County safety-net infrastructure, with large awards used to build coalitions, support street medicine, and strengthen food-security systems. One of the clearest examples is the $200,000 grant to Pennsylvania Health Access Network for a bipartisan voter awareness, registration, and mobilization campaign tied to the Here for Us advocacy and safety-net coalitions. Another major line of support is health access work for people facing barriers to care: the foundation gave $85,000 to Access Services to scale a street medicine program and later provided $60,000 for homeless street outreach in Montgomery County. The foundation also backs service networks and community-based organizations that connect residents to practical support. Grants to Montco Anti-hunger Network, Maternity Care Coalition, Aclamo Family Centers, and Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation point to a portfolio built around emergency food systems, maternal health, and culturally specific human services. Capacity-building is part of the pattern as well, especially when Healthspark is supporting regional coalitions, fiscal sponsors, or planning processes rather than only direct service delivery. Across the file, its approach is local, collaborative, and oriented toward systems that serve low-income and marginalized residents.
What Healthspark Foundation Funds
Healthspark Foundation supports community health access through coalition-based work and direct service delivery. In 2024, it gave $200,000 to Pennsylvania Health Access Network for a bipartisan voter awareness, registration, and mobilization campaign tied to the Here for Us advocacy coalition and safety-net coalition. In a later grant, it provided $40,000 to the same organization for the Here for Us safety net coalition. Housing and homelessness are another clear thread. The foundation awarded $85,000 to Access Services to scale a street medicine program, then followed with $60,000 for homeless street outreach in Montgomery County. It also supports housing-related system building through its Montco Housing Loan Fund seed investment. Food security appears in several grants. Montco Anti-hunger Network received $83,000 for the emergency food system, executive recruitment, relocation, and strategic planning, while Catholic Social Services Montgomery County received $30,000 for community-led food security. Maternal health is present in the grant to Maternity Care Coalition for Montco Mamas: Hope for All, Life for All.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$1.2M
Total Assets
$46.6M
Total Revenue
$3.1M
Total Expenses
$3M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $10K and $30K, with a median of $15K.
25th Percentile
$10K
Median
$15K
75th Percentile
$30K
Geographic Reach
Local3 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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