A separate 501(c)(3) nonprofit that raises money to support the people and programs of ServiceSource and its affiliated organizations, providing start-up and gap funding for programs and services for people with disabilities.
Servicesource Foundation Inc directs most of its giving to organizations serving people with disabilities, and its largest recent grants show a strong pattern of operating support for affiliated service providers. In 2025, it gave $851,000 to Central Fairfax Services Inc in Lorton, Virginia, and $807,087 to Servicesource Inc in Oakton, Virginia. Those grants sit within a broader model that supports programs rather than isolated projects, with funding reaching disability services, family support, community integration, expressive therapies, veterans services, autism spectrum services, employment services, housing supports, and self-employment programs. The foundation is also linked to a set of scholarship and memorial funds administered through ServiceSource, including named scholarship endowments for disability-related education support. The foundation’s public summary describes it as a separate 501(c)(3) nonprofit that raises money to support the people and programs of ServiceSource and its affiliated organizations, providing start-up and gap funding for programs and services for people with disabilities. Recent grants also show support for partner organizations outside Virginia, including Abilities Inc of Florida and Employment Source Inc, alongside regional program funding in North Carolina, Utah, and Delaware. That mix suggests a funder focused on sustaining service providers and related community programs over time.
Disability services are the core theme across the foundation’s grantmaking. It gave $219,300 in 2025 to Abilities Inc of Florida in Clearwater for the programs of the organization, and its stated focus areas include services for people with disabilities, autism spectrum services, housing and residential supports, and community integration services. Employment and vocational rehabilitation are another clear line of support. In 2025, Employment Source Inc in Fayetteville received $121,000 for its programs, with the organization also funded in 2024. The foundation’s topic taxonomy includes employment and workforce development services and vocational training and job placement. It also supports community programs and therapeutic services. Parc Community Partnership Foundation in Clearfield received $50,000 in 2025 for its programs, while the foundation’s active program list includes expressive therapies for therapeutic and creative programming for people with disabilities. Memorial scholarship programs are another recurring category tied to disability support and education.
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$18.7M
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Most grants fall between $45K and $338K, with a median of $128K.
25th Percentile
$45K
Median
$128K
75th Percentile
$338K
BRUCE PATTERSON
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Typical grant size ranges from a p25 of $45,000 to a median of $128,250, with a p75 of $338,302. The recent list shows repeated awards to the same recipients across 2024 and 2025, including Servicesource Inc, Abilities Inc of Florida, Employment Source Inc, Parc Community Partnership Foundation, and Opportunity Center Inc. That points to continuing support rather than isolated one-time gifts. The foundation operates as a separate 501(c)(3) nonprofit linked to ServiceSource and its affiliated organizations, and the stated philosophy emphasizes program support, general/unrestricted contribution, and multi-recipient funding. No unsolicited-application pathway is indicated in the provided data.
Giving is regional and entirely U.S.-based in the recent grants list. Virginia is the top state by grant count, and 33% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. Recent recipient cities include Lorton and Oakton in Virginia, Clearwater in Florida, Fayetteville in North Carolina, Clearfield in Utah, and New Castle in Delaware. The pattern shows a Virginia-centered base with additional awards spread across several other states.
It supports organizations serving people with disabilities, along with related programs in family support, community integration, expressive therapies, veterans services, autism spectrum services, employment services and vocational rehabilitation, financial counseling, housing and residential supports, and self-employment programs.
The foundation’s typical grant size is a p25 of $45,000, a median of $128,250, and a p75 of $338,302. Recent awards show both larger operating support grants and smaller program grants within that range.
Yes. The recent grants list includes repeat awards across 2024 and 2025 to Servicesource Inc, Abilities Inc of Florida, Employment Source Inc, Parc Community Partnership Foundation, and Opportunity Center Inc.
No. Virginia is the top state by grant count, and 33% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state, but the recent grants also include recipients in Florida, North Carolina, Utah, and Delaware.
The active program listings provided do not show unsolicited applications for the foundation’s scholarship and program pages, and the grant data points to relationship-based support for affiliated and partner organizations.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ServiceSource Inc | Oakton, VA | $572,565 | 2026 | Program support |
| Employment Source Inc | Fayetteville, NC | $241,366 | 2026 | Program support |
| Abilities Inc of Florida | Clearwater, FL | $187,000 | 2026 | Program support |
| Central Fairfax Services Inc | Springfield, VA | $158,380 | 2026 | Program support |
| PARC Community Partnership Foundation | Clearfield, UT | $27,000 | 2026 | Program support |
| Opportunity Center Inc | New Castle, DE | $20,749 | 2026 | Program support |
| WorkSource Enterprises | Charlottesville, VA | $9,250 | 2026 | Program support |
| CENTRAL FAIRFAX SERVICES INC | LORTON, VA | $851,000 | 2025 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF CENTRAL FAIRFAX SERVICES, INC. |
| SERVICESOURCE INC | OAKTON, VA | $807,087 | 2025 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF SERVICESOURCE, INC. |
| ABILITIES INC OF FLORIDA | CLEARWATER, FL | $219,300 | 2025 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF ABILITIES INC. OF FLORIDA. |
| EMPLOYMENT SOURCE INC | FAYETTEVILLE, NC | $121,000 | 2025 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF EMPLOYMENT SOURCE, INC. |
| PARC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION | CLEARFIELD, UT | $50,000 | 2025 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF PARC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION |
| OPPORTUNITY CENTER INC | NEW CASTLE, DE | $28,000 | 2025 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF OPPORTUNITY CENTER, INC. |
| SERVICESOURCE INC | OAKTON, VA | $695,306 | 2024 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF SERVICESOURCE, INC. |
| ABILITIES INC OF FLORIDA | CLEARWATER, FL | $171,800 | 2024 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF ABILITIES INC. OF FLORIDA. |
| CENTRAL FAIRFAX SERVICES INC | LORTON, VA | $135,500 | 2024 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF CENTRAL FAIRFAX SERVICES, INC. |
| EMPLOYMENT SOURCE INC | FAYETTEVILLE, NC | $60,983 | 2024 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF EMPLOYMENT SOURCE, INC. |
| PARC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION | CLEARFIELD, UT | $30,000 | 2024 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF PARC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION |
| OPPORTUNITY CENTER INC | NEW CASTLE, DE | $26,400 | 2024 | CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF OPPORTUNITY CENTER, INC. |
Employment Source Inc
$241,366Program support
Abilities Inc of Florida
$187,000Program support
Central Fairfax Services Inc
$158,380Program support
PARC Community Partnership Foundation
$27,000Program support
Opportunity Center Inc
$20,749Program support
WorkSource Enterprises
$9,250Program support
CENTRAL FAIRFAX SERVICES INC
$851,000CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF CENTRAL FAIRFAX SERVICES, INC.
CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF SERVICESOURCE, INC.
ABILITIES INC OF FLORIDA
$219,300CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF ABILITIES INC. OF FLORIDA.
EMPLOYMENT SOURCE INC
$121,000CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF EMPLOYMENT SOURCE, INC.
PARC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION
$50,000CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF PARC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION
OPPORTUNITY CENTER INC
$28,000CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF OPPORTUNITY CENTER, INC.
CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF SERVICESOURCE, INC.
ABILITIES INC OF FLORIDA
$171,800CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF ABILITIES INC. OF FLORIDA.
CENTRAL FAIRFAX SERVICES INC
$135,500CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF CENTRAL FAIRFAX SERVICES, INC.
EMPLOYMENT SOURCE INC
$60,983CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF EMPLOYMENT SOURCE, INC.
PARC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION
$30,000CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF PARC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION
OPPORTUNITY CENTER INC
$26,400CONTRIBUTION TO FURTHER SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF OPPORTUNITY CENTER, INC.