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About Spurs Give
To strengthen and serve our community through impactful programming, player engagements, and community investments that enrich the lives of youth and those around them.
Focus Areas
youth sportseducationfacility renovationcommunity grantsevent sponsorshipin-kind donationsvolunteerismscholarshipscommunity ticketing programs
Who They Fund
youth (including troubled youth, teens, young adults)childrenveteranslocal community residents / neighborhoods
About Spurs Give
A defining feature of Spurs Give is its repeated investment in youth facilities and courts, especially through renovation grants. The 2025 award of $300,000 to Hemisfair Conservancy for renovation of courts and park areas, along with a $100,000 grant to Teatro De Artes De Juan Seguin for the same purpose, points to a grantmaker that ties community giving to physical spaces where children and families gather. Their support also reaches education and sport-based youth development. In the recent grants list, Spurs Give funded the Smithsonian Institution with a $200,000 five-year agreement for the National Museum of African American History and Culture, showing that the foundation can also commit to larger, multi-year support beyond its local Texas footprint. At the local level, it has backed organizations such as Jewish Family Service of San Antonio and Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Antonio through renovation grants, reinforcing a pattern of place-based giving that blends sports, youth programming, and community infrastructure. The foundation’s stated purpose centers on strengthening and serving the community through programming, player engagements, and community investments that enrich the lives of youth and those around them.
What Spurs Give Funds
Facility renovation is one of the clearest themes in Spurs Give’s recent giving. It gave $300,000 to Hemisfair Conservancy for renovation of courts and park areas, and $100,000 to Madonna Center for the same purpose. Those grants align with its Operation Renovation program, which invests in facilities offering safe places for youth to play and learn. Education is another visible area. Spurs Give awarded $10,000 to Empower House SA for health and wellness, and its program lineup includes Science of Basketball, Math Hoops Presented by Whataburger, and Career Days, which connect sports with STEM, social-emotional learning, and career exposure. Community health and youth support also appear in grants such as $70,000 to St Judes Ranch for Children for a community of hope for troubled youth and $10,000 to Rise Recovery for teen and young adult addiction recovery. The foundation also supported economic development through a $50,000 grant to SA Digital Connects.
How Spurs Give Gives
Spurs Give’s typical grant size is $10,000 at the 25th percentile, with a median of $100,000 and a 75th percentile of $100,000, which shows a pattern of mostly larger awards with a smaller set of lower-dollar grants. Recent awards include both one-off support and a five-year agreement, so the foundation uses multiple commitment structures. Several grantees recur across the list: Antioch Missionary Baptist Church Antioch Sports Complex and Community Ct appears in both 2024 and 2025, and Operation Renovation–style support appears across multiple organizations and years. Spurs Give is not a fund for individuals and is not described as making program-related investments. Some of its giving is competitive through named programs, while other support is award-based and project-specific.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$200K
Total Assets
$19.6M
Total Revenue
$6.7M
Total Expenses
$2.9M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $10K and $100K, with a median of $100K.
25th Percentile
$10K
Median
$100K
75th Percentile
$100K
Geographic Reach
Local3 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
CORINNA HOLT-RICHTER
Accepts unsolicited proposals
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