UNSPSC 94121800: Social clubs

UNSPSC 94121800 Social clubs is a Class code that state and local governments use to tag funding and service-delivery opportunities for nonprofit organizations operating senior centers, aging services, youth outreach programs, and community-based recreation and health education services. The scope spans aging-services transportation programs, health insurance counseling for seniors and Medicare beneficiaries, youth drop-in and afterschool programming, recreational instruction, and placemaking activities in public parks. Issuing bodies include regional aging authorities, city parks departments, municipal human services divisions, state health departments, and school districts. The mix of recent opportunities shows strong activity from area agencies on aging and regional planning bodies (Atlanta Regional Commission), city parks and recreation departments (City of Madison Parks Division), municipal human services divisions (City of Santa Monica), state health agencies (Pennsylvania Department of Health and Human Services), and local school districts (City of Salem, Massachusetts). Eligible respondents typically include nonprofit organizations, sometimes limited to those with 501(c)(3) status and prior human services administration experience, though some opportunities welcome new applicants with demonstrated local service capacity.

Geographic spread includes activity in Georgia (metro Atlanta region), California (Santa Monica), Pennsylvania (Montgomery County), Wisconsin (Madison), and Massachusetts (Salem). Representative recent opportunities include the Atlanta Regional Commission's NOFA for FTA Section 5310 transportation services for seniors and persons with disabilities across the 11-county metro Atlanta region, with proposals due November 9, 2026 and $687,500 in total funding ($550,000 federal with $137,500 local match required); the City of Santa Monica's Human Services Grants Program RFP for four-year grant agreements from eligible nonprofits addressing community needs, with proposals due December 14, 2026 and evaluation weighted toward organizational capacity, service design, and budget; the Pennsylvania Department of Health and Human Services' solicitation for a State Health Insurance Assistance Program provider to deliver counseling to Medicare beneficiaries in Montgomery County, with proposals due October 19, 2026; the City of Madison Parks Division's RFP for recreational services and placemaking in city parks, with proposals due September 1, 2026 and local-vendor preference applied; and the City of Salem's lease solicitation for youth outreach programming space at Collins Middle School, with proposals due June 23, 2026 and a minimum monthly rent of $2,200 plus a $100 janitorial fee.