A Public Benefit Corporation Aunt Bertha

A Public Benefit Corporation Aunt Bertha, doing business as Findhelp, holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract as a prime contractor and delivers community resource directories and web-based application services to federal agencies as a sub-recipient under federal grants and as a subcontractor to prime defense contractors. The vendor is a for-profit corporate entity based in Austin, Texas, with minimal recent federal award footprint — three awards total across prime and sub channels since 2022, with combined potential value of $500 thousand against combined obligated dollars of $1.8 million.

Findhelp's prime vehicle is a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (awarded June 9, 2026, ceiling $500 thousand, completion June 8, 2031) with no set-aside designation. The vendor's sub-award activity spans health and defense: a December 2023 subcontract to Humana Government Business Inc. for TRICARE Managed Care Support Services involving community resource directory and virtual health integration (5th Generation East Region), and a July 2022 sub-recipient grant award from the Florida Department of Children and Families under what appears to be a Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) program providing an annual subscription to a web-based application. Customer concentration is dispersed across three distinct federal entities — the GSA Federal Acquisition Service, the Defense Health Agency, and SAMHSA — with no dominant customer. The vendor has received one award per year in 2022, 2023, and 2026, with no clear activity trajectory in the limited window. Obligated dollars substantially exceed the stated potential ceiling, indicating either multiple contract calls or sub-awards against larger prime vehicles, but the source does not itemize the obligations beneath the combined figure. The vendor's federal footprint centers on health services integration and digital directory platforms rather than on traditional IT contracting.

Aunt Bertha helps people find free and reduced cost social service programs. On Aunt Bertha people can find, refer to, and connect with programs ranging from food, to helping pay bills, to housing and more.