Shepherds Godparent

Shepherds Godparent, a Maine-based nonprofit organization, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, with no prime contract or grant awards in its recent footprint. The vendor received three federal grant sub-awards totaling $399 thousand across a three-year window (2023–2025), all under Emergency Management Activities and National Service and Giving Program (NSGP) supplemental funding streams.

The vendor's entire federal engagement consists of grant sub-award work. A September 2023 sub-award funded Emergency Management Activities; a September 2024 sub-award supported NSGP Supplemental 1 programming; and an October 2025 sub-award carried FY24 NSGP-SS funding. The source does not identify the grant-administering agencies, parent programs, CFDA numbers, prime grant recipients, or the scope of work performed under each sub-award. Activity volume is minimal — one sub-award per calendar year — with combined obligations of $399 thousand across the three awards and no trajectory signal in such a sparse dataset.

The source carries no information on corporate ownership, SBA certifications, employee count, primary NAICS or PSC coding, capability portfolio, customer concentration, or recompete exposure. Without naming the grantor agencies or identifying the prime recipients, the source does not establish Shepherds Godparent's federal customer relationships or the concrete services it delivers. Given the nonprofit structure, tax-exempt designation, and exclusive sub-recipient posture at sub-million dollar scale, the vendor is unlikely to be a target for federal contractor competitive intelligence, teaming, or M&A research unless additional context identifies the grant programs, administering agencies, or scope of emergency-management and national-service delivery work performed.